It's time to celebrate Nari Shakti (women power) and remarkable strides made by them even as we celebrate International Women’s Day. From ancient times to present day, Bharatiya women have been an integral force in shaping Bharat's rich culture and society. Their contributions span every walk of life and their indomitable spirit continues to inspire … Continue reading Bharat Celebrates Women Power in Her Famed Growth Story
Bharat has moved with purpose in spread of drones to revolutionize her huge farm sector that’s key to self-sufficiency model, feed 1.4 billion people and provide agriculture products and services globally. Having adopted drones consciously over last one decade, these flying objects mark significant advancement in agricultural output and modernizing farming processes. This creative plan … Continue reading Drone Didis to Revolutionize Bharat’s Farm Sector
Rohan Giri Indian students have strong inclination to pursue higher education opportunities overseas which is not a one-sided phenomenon. Foreign colleges and universities are also diversifying their curriculum, educational opportunities, job chances, commitments and declarations to attract Indian students. In recent years, America has consistently been most preferred country for Indian students seeking education with … Continue reading Situational Analysis – Indian Students under attack: US should review, revisit & revamp governance norms to ensure their safety
The adage, 'Pakistan Army is the only army in the world that has never won a war but has never lost an election' seems poised to manifest yet again. Yet the people's mandate is unequivocally clear: Army Out. Rahul Pawa Pakistan stands at a critical juncture in its political history, marked by rapid developments and … Continue reading ‘Army Out’ Mandate By The Pakistani People
In aftermath of India's independence and subsequent Partition of earstwhile British occupied India, Princely States were vested with the prerogative to decide their accession to either the dominion of India or Pakistan, contingent upon geographical coherence as per Indian Independence Act of 1947. This foundational principle was disrupted on the night of October 22/23, 1947, … Continue reading Explainer: Jammu and Kashmir Sankalp Diwas
Hindus and Bharat are celebrating Swami Dayanand Saraswati’s 200th birth anniversary. He’s a renowned vedic scholar, social reformer & founder of Arya Samaj. He dedicated his life to reviving purity of Vedic teachings and challenging social injustices. Dayanand Saraswati was born as Mool Shankar on February12, 1824 in Tankara, Gujarat to Karshanji Lalji Tiwari and … Continue reading Swami Dayanand Saraswati: Vedic Scholar, Spiritualist, Reformer & Hindu Protagonist!
Over the years, Banbhoolpura in Haldwani has shot to fame as a centre for Islamist extremism. Recent history of extremist activities came to fore with violence unleashed on a police station and public transport in 2019, attacks on COVID19 healthcare personnel in 2020 and assaults on Hindus in 2022. The islamist gangs’ ties with drugs … Continue reading ‘Familial Story of Violence Perpetrators Masquerading as Victims’
Trudeau's political gambits with Canada-based extremists threaten to undermine the fabric of Canada's national interests, casting a long shadow over its democratic values and international relations, especially with India. Rahul PAWA In a development that could further complicate the already strained ties between Ottawa and New Delhi, a commission established by the Trudeau administration to … Continue reading Trudeau’s Lost Plot with India
Gone are the days of coalition politics where regional parties held the sway that led to protracted policy paralysis? It’s Prime Minister Modi’s leadership that stands out post-2014 Amritpal Kaur/New Delhi Prior to 2014, modus vivendi of Indian electoral politics centred in multiparty coalitions. No single party with all India presence had won a clear … Continue reading Unique Art & Science That Awes!
At the time of India's independence from British colonialism in 1947, the predominantly Muslim eastern portion of Bengal province because East Pakistan, which declared independence as Bangladesh in 1971. The circumstances facing the Hindu population in Bangladesh are alarming. Being a minority in a largely Muslim nation, they are subjected to various forms of persecution, … Continue reading Situational Analysis: Persecution of Bangladesh’s Hindus Intensifies
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