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Muharram: Sunni vs Shia Muslims

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Time to Revisit ‘Secular’ and ‘Socialist’

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Book Review: "Grey Zone Warfare: Way Ahead for India" Author- Lieutenant General Dushyant Singh

Energy Security Redefined:India’s Proactive Approach to Global Supply Challenges

Gratitude and Hospitality Run Deep in the Hills of Meghalaya

‘Alla Deve’ and the False Secularization of the Ashadhi Wari

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Food for Thought: The Unseen Tragedy of Food Waste

Horn OK Tata, Is not OK

PM Modi’s call for ‘Virasat bhi Vikas bhi’ questionable in Congress-ruled Karnataka’s ‘Nellidadi Guttu’

Faecal bacteria in Ganga? Lets do an absolute scientific FACTCHECK about the Sacred River

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Hindus file plea in SC to perform Saawan rituals in Gyanvapi Mosque

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Hindus file plea in SC to perform Saawan rituals in Gyanvapi Mosque

A petition has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking a direction to allow Hindus to perform religious practices or rituals at the 'Shivling' at the disputed Gyanvapi site, which is adjacent to the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi.

15 Jul, 2022

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: I

The status of women’s education across different periods, notable women intellectuals and authors, and their literary achievements in various fields, including poetry, philosophy, and religious discourse in Ancient and Medieval India will be explored.

Milind Oak -13 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: I

Milind Oak -13 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: II

Milind Oak -19 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: II

Milind Oak -19 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: III

Milind Oak -20 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: III

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213 Days Later, Rahul Gandhi Still Can’t Digest Maharashtra’s Verdict

It’s been 213 days since the Maharashtra Assembly election results, and Rahul Gandhi is still stuck in denial, choking on a defeat he clearly neither expected nor knows how to digest.

National

31,000 km in a Decade? The Story Behind BJP’s Big Rail Claim

What exactly are these new rail lines? Is the central government prioritising capacity enhancement? Are these part of the 31,000 km of new tracks that Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw spoke about—added over the last 10 years? And how does this compare to the progress made under the UPA government? Let’s delve deeper into these questions in this article.

National

Textiles to Pharma: How India’s Sectors Will Gain from UK FTA

With tariffs on 99% of Indian goods entering the UK market set to be reduced to zero, the agreement is expected to create substantial advantages for key labour-intensive sectors.

National

Retaliation Redefined: India Shifts Doctrine on Pakistan-Sponsored Terror

As the Pahalgam terror attack sent shivers across the nations, India created a full-fledged strategy that was not only about choking the terror infrastructure in Pakistan but also getting ready for retaliation, given its notorious nature.

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Ghus Ke Mara Hain! India Goes Deep Inside Pakistan

India's Operation Sindoor is a bold reaffirmation of the “ghar mein ghus kar maarenge” doctrine — precision strikes across the border targeting the roots of terrorism, not civilians or infrastructure. It sends a clear message: the new India will not hesitate to strike at the very heart of terror, even if it means crossing the border

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They Were Hindu Tourists. Media Blurred the ‘Hindu’

This article analyses how the Indian English-language print media reported Pahalgam terror attack against Hindu tourists, focusing on the language used in front-page headlines and coverage. Through comparative screenshots and tables, it exposes patterns of selective wording, under-reporting, and narrative dilution in coverage of attacks on Hindus

National

OH, I am going to Pakistan

Partition of India into two nations- India and Pakistan in 1947 was the biggest and the bloodiest event of the last century. It was basically on religious lines ‘Muslims and Hindus cannot live together’ being the basic premise.

National

Murshidabad Burns, Mamata Watches: Why is CM Mum While Hindus Bleed?

What was intended as a progressive legislative reform to end the exploitation of Waqf properties has now laid bare the entrenched radicalism simmering in certain pockets of India.

National

Waqf (Amendment) Act 2025: BJP's A Reformative Step Against Social Injustice

BJP has categorically stated that the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, is a landmark move to bring transparency, accountability, and equity to religious endowments.

National

A Decade Later, Is MUDRA Loan Scheme Fueling Jobs or Just Adding to the Debt Burden?

The MUDRA scheme’s reach has not only expanded in terms of beneficiaries—crossing 52 crore loans—but has also deepened in terms of credit quality and maturity.

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India Gets Its First National Cooperative University: A New Chapter in Inclusive Growth

In a landmark development, the Tribhuvan Cooperative University — India’s first national-level cooperative university — has received approval from both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

National

Disaster Diplomacy: How India became the World’s First Responder

Human welfare has always been a top priority for the Modi government, regardless of where a crisis unfolds — even if it involves a non-ally. This approach reflects his proactive, inclusive, and globally engaged leadership, embodying India’s age-old ethos of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam— the world is one family.

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Bharat Talks | Hamas Terror attacks on Israel and the Fallout

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Bharat Talks feat. Vinay Patrale: Do Dhage Shree Ram ke Liye

Bharat Talks feat. Rashmi Samant: Is Oxford threatened by a Hindu?

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Episode 10. Vishwaguru Bharat: India's chase to redeem its lost prestige - Bose-Einstein Condensate

Episode 9. Vishwaguru Bharat: India's chase to redeem its lost prestige - Surya Siddhanta

Episode 6: Vishwaguru Bharat: India's chase to redeem its lost prestige - Chess

Episode 5: Vishwaguru Bharat: India's chase to redeem its lost prestige - Ayurveda

Episode 4: Vishwaguru Bharat: India's chase to redeem its lost prestige - Zero

Episode 3. Vishwaguru Bharat: India's chase to redeem its lost prestige - Snake & Ladders

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National JUL. 04, 2025

Nation Applauds Salil Gewali’s Efforts to Showcase India’s Greatness

Author from Shillong, Salil Gewali was recently honored with the prestigious “Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Rashtra Prem Samman Award” by the Mumbai-based youth organization – ‘Yuva Heet Karini Sangh

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7 Days 1 Hr ago

National

National JUN. 26, 2025

Why is collecting ethnicity data on all child sexual abuse cases in the UK made mandatory?

It is reported that recording the ethnicity and nationality of all suspects in child sexual abuse and exploitation cases will be mandatory in UK

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15 Days 6 Hr ago

Special Coverage Gratitude and Hospitality Run Deep in the Hills of Meghalaya

Special Coverage JUN. 23, 2025

Gratitude and Hospitality Run Deep in the Hills of Meghalaya

Long before the investigation into Raghuvanshi’s death in Sohra, also popularly known as Cherrapunji in Meghalaya, reached any conclusion, the shocking news of his murder had already gripped the nation.

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18 Days 5 Hr ago

National

National JUN. 23, 2025

When Sindoor Became a Weapon: India’s Answer to Jihadi Brutality

I would say- a lot. Flag of a nation for which a soldier gives his life is a piece of cloth- any cloth, Khadi, cotton, silk or linen- It is colored with three colors and called a tricolor, more popularly a “TIRANGA”.

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18 Days 6 Hr ago

National

National JUN. 17, 2025

The Shifting Sands of Geopolitics

The article speaks of a multipolar world order, emphasising Indo-Russian historical ties, and argues for India to hedge against Western unpredictability by fostering deeper strategic autonomy and regional influence through partnerships with Russia and China

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23 Days 23 Hr ago

Culture Religion Remembering Jijamata: The Mother Who Forged an Eternal Empire Based on Dharma

Culture Religion JUN. 17, 2025

Remembering Jijamata: The Mother Who Forged an Eternal Empire Based on Dharma

On the 351st punyatithi of Rajmata Jijamata , observed on 17th June, we are not merely remembering a mother, but honouring the sacred womb that nurtured the spirit of a civilizational awakening.

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24 Days 4 Hr ago

Sci-Tech

Sci-Tech JUN. 11, 2025

AI moved your cheese: What to do when the inevitable is in front of you?

People are further confused about AI due to several factors, including a misunderstanding of what it is and what it can do, as well as the hype surrounding the technology.

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30 Days 2 Hr ago

OpinionView All

The Issue Of Grooming Gangs In The Bharatiya Context

This news of Grooming Gangs scandal and Suella Braverman's statements reminded many of the movie "Kerala Stories".

Can Political opposition ever praise the government?

Instead of looking at the world, let us look only at India, and that is what matters to us most. Let me look at the present scenario where a BJP government came into power in 2014 and till date it rules the country.

Muharram: Sunni vs Shia Muslims

While both Shias and Sunnis revere Muharram, the differing ways in which they commemorate its events have historically sparked tension and even violence, riots, etc.

Book Review: "Grey Zone Warfare: Way Ahead for India" Author- Lieutenant General Dushyant Singh

These chapters shift focus to India's specific challenges. General Singh meticulously details the grey zone threats emanating from India's traditional rivals, China and Pakistan.

Grooming Gangs Scandal: Key Findings by Commission and Independent Inquiry That Led to UK Govt Action

Prof Alexis Jay's independent inquiry and Baroness Casey's report is always referred to, when these cases are discussed. They presented a very disturbing picture of the society.

Time to Revisit ‘Secular’ and ‘Socialist’

The words “Secular” and “Socialist” were inserted into the foundational identity of the Republic. No Parliamentary debates. Hence, no point of contention or agreement. Simply forced.

Energy Security Redefined:India’s Proactive Approach to Global Supply Challenges

Initiatives like the International Solar Alliance and participation in forums such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) foster collaborative approaches to energy security

Support Israel...But Why?

The current war going on between Israel and Iran is simply not a conflict borne out of territorial aspirations of either of the combatant nations; it is the will and determination of one state to obliterate the other and an obdurate effort by the other to stop this from happening.

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