Congress: The Karnataka power tussle
Following the recent setback in Bihar, the Congress Party is grappling with a power struggle in Karnataka between Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy, DK Shivakumar. Within political circles, especially among Congress members, there is rampant speculation about a possible leadership change later this year, raising concerns about stability and...
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Value-based education: Essential for a civilised world
03 December 2025 | Rajyogi Brahma Kumar Nikunj Ji -
Revenue over health: The gutka cess debate
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Quo Vadis, Indian Economy?
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Post-Bihar poll debacle: INDIA bloc at the crossroads facing uncertain future
02 December 2025 | Anil Anand -
Seven days in the remarkable life of Mother Teresa
02 December 2025 | Faizal Khan -
The vanishing ethics of Indian democracy
02 December 2025 | JS Rajput -
What happened to the internet we once loved?
02 December 2025 | Shainy Sharma
Winter chill in Parliament session
Winter is about to commence, but in the Winter Session of Parliament, the chill has already set in. It opened on December 1 amid brewing political tension. What should have been a routine legislative session-tabling ten new Bills, discussions on national issues, and crucial financial business-now appears headed towards turbulence...
From potential to prosperity: Bihar’s unfinished revolution
There is something irresistibly powerful about the soil of Bihar — its social fabric, value systems, and milieu. Bihar has long been a land of revolutions — ideological, political, and social — that have shaped not only its destiny but also that of India. Yet, as the state emerges from...
From labour reform to EoDB 2.0: The structural shift India needs for growth
India’s decision to implement the long-pending labour codes deserves appreciation. For decades, the country’s entrepreneurs have operated under a maze of 29 overlapping and often contradictory labour laws. Consolidating them into four streamlined labour codes is more than an administrative exercise; it is a long-awaited structural reform that simplifies compliance,...
When the desert falls silent: saving rajasthan’s folk music
The Thar Desert is often captured in photographs — endless dunes, blazing sun, and silhouettes of camels. But the deeper soul of this landscape lives elsewhere: in the voices of the Manganiyars, Langas, Bhopas, Mirasis, and Jogis who have sung its history for centuries. Their music, carried across sand and...
The Forgotten Heroes of Rezang La
The Battle of Rezang La, fought on 18 November 1962 during the India-China War, remains one of the most extraordinary last stands in global military history. At 18,000 feet, in temperatures dropping to –40°C, with limited winter clothing, scarce ammunition, and absolutely no artillery or air support, 120 soldiers of...
Choosing Divine Shelter: Trap of Self-Dependence
Lord Krishna repeatedly emphasises in the Bhagavad Gita that we must take His shelter, yet most of us prefer to take our own shelter. What I mean is simple: we mostly depend on ourselves and limit our lives to what our own minds can think of. We trust our own...
IFFI: Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost!
Jean-Luc Godard, the French film director and screenwriter, once said, “cinema is the most beautiful fraud in the world.” It is true, and we Indians are drawn to it like no other nation, making and watching films with unmatched passion. Over the decades, this love for cinema has only intensified....
