Painting Umar Khalid as suppressed activist is far from truth. Prejudice, agenda-based biased reporting, an attempt to destabilize India Rohan Giri The big question: Why do we tell stories? This is title of a series published by The New York Times dated December 8, 2022 identified as turning point in 2022. Why or when the … Continue reading NYT Does it Again!
Justin Trudeau’s biggest blunder was to rely on ISI, CCP to tie up with anti-India Khalistani extremists; Five Eyes, US deep state purported inputs to make baseless accusations against India. "At that point it was primarily intelligence, not hard evidentiary proof," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated during foreign interference inquiry, alluding to the claims … Continue reading Ottawa Falls
Bharat’s beneficial cooperation adds value to SCO. New Delhi’s readiness to share expertise in digital infrastructure, payments interface will be a game changer. N C Bipindra Everlasting image of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit held in Pakistan's Islamabad last two days will be Bharat's External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on his morning walk inside … Continue reading India Can Walk the Talk
Bharat's Rise Through Organized Strength and National Character K.A.Badarinath It’s the story of ‘grit and grace’ that defines Hindu-centric Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) whose centennial took off poignantly on this Vijayadashmi. The momentous journey of RSS began after it came into being very modestly in the midst of independence struggle to organize Hindus and instil confidence … Continue reading RSS Centennial Grit and Grace
Arun Anand Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the largest voluntary organisation in the world entered its hundredth year on this Vijaydashami. The organisation was founded on festive day of ‘Vijyadashmi’, also known as ‘Dussehra’, in 1925. This Hindu festival marks victory of good over evil. This is the day when Bhagawan Sri Rama who represented the … Continue reading Making Of The World’s Largest Voluntary Organisation RSS
Subhas Chandra Bose channeled Puja’s spiritual energy to fight British occupation and secure complete independence for Bharat. Dr Pankaj Kumar Roy Navratri and Durga Puja are more than mere religious events, They represent enduring spirit of justice over tyranny, truth over lies and victory over adversity. It transcends religious, social and cultural boundaries, resonating with … Continue reading Mandaly Jail Durga Puja Turns 100
Bharat pushes for peace and stability in West Asia as conflict spread beyond Israel, Hamas to Iran, Yemen & Lebanon after elimination of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah. K.A.Badarinath West Asia is on the boil. Arc of conflict that was hitherto limited to Hamas and Israel has now expanded sending shivers across global markets, security establishments and … Continue reading No Place for Terror, Let’s talk Peace
Rohan Giri Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay, a distinguished Indian philosopher and thinker, and brain behind the concept of Ekatma Manavdarshan (integral humanism) and Antyodaya (uplifting the last individual) as a sophisticated framework for addressing multifaceted issues of development. This framework provides a stark contrast to the Western doctrine of individualism and Marxist philosophy of collectivism, proposing … Continue reading ANTYODAYA: Blueprint for Human Development
Indian Students, business persons, leisure travellers and those seeking to shift base seem to be on rethink mode due to frequent deaths, growing terrorism and threat to safety. Pummy M Pandita Canada, with its multi-cultural ethos, quality education, post-education employment opportunities and inviting immigration policies, was a huge hit with international students especially the Indians. … Continue reading Has Canada Lost the Sheen?
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