Make good use of your good ‘Karmaphalas’
Our good karmaphalas — the fruits of our past deeds — manifest in this life as blessings such as good looks, fame, knowledge, power, renunciation, and wealth. Yet each of these gifts is temporary and must be wisely used before time takes them away. How we make use of these...
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SAARC: Pathways to Regional Prosperity
15 October 2025 | Pioneer -
Op Sindoor aftermath: A dangerous drift
15 October 2025 | Ashok K Mehta -
The silent struggles of India’s women athletes
14 October 2025 | Geeta Singh -
A rejuvenating retreat amid nature’s grace in Morni Hills and Tikkar Taal
14 October 2025 | Ashim Kumar Ghosh -
A shocking breach of decorum in the Supreme Court
14 October 2025 | Hasan Khurshid -
Women’s health: Why early detection matters
14 October 2025 | Hena Kusar -
The Arithmetic of Seats, the Calculus of Votes
14 October 2025 | Pioneer
Celebrating the legacy of Operation Pawan
Swami Vivekanand Subharti University honours 1,171 IPKF soldiers on Operation Pawan’s 38th anniversary, celebrating their bravery while felicitating veterans and Veer Naris with wreaths and shared experiences Commemoration of 38th Operation Pawan Day Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, Meerut, is a premier higher education organisation known for promoting a nationalist agenda amongst its...
Forged in iron: Women rising in kettlebell sport
Say kettlebell, and most people picture a dusty corner of the gym, those round iron bells used for quick swings between sets. But hidden inside that simple shape is an entire sport: Kettlebell Sport, or Girevoy Sport, born in the heart of Russia. The word girya itself means kettlebell in...
Rivers in rage: Floods, memory and life in the Indian Himalayas
The rains this year in Uttarakhand came with a fury that felt both familiar and new. Rivers swelled within hours. Roads cracked and vanished. Hillsides gave way as terrified families ran uphill, clutching their children. For outsiders, such scenes seem sudden and shocking. But for those who call the Himalayan...
From reaction to resilience: Wake-up call on disaster preparedness
As the world marks the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction on October 13, India faces a defining moment. Once-isolated natural events have become interconnected, human-driven crises. The need to shift from relief to prevention, from reaction to resilience, has never been more urgent Each year on 13 October, the world...
TJS George: The Conscience of Indian Journalism
Some journalists write the news, and then there are those who write history. T.J.S. George belonged to that rare second kind — a man who didn’t just report events but reshaped how we understood them. When he passed away at 97, India lost not only a chronicler of truth but...
A crackling verdict for Diwali
The SC is likely to allow ‘green firecrackers’ in Delhi, giving a boost to Diwali celebrations and relief to the firecracker industry, but environmental concerns remain This Diwali is likely to be a noisy and dazzling one, as the Supreme Court is likely to clear the use of green firecrackers for...
The myth of perfection
The Mahabharata, that vast mirror of Indian life, reminds us that wisdom lies not in the impossible pursuit of absolutes but in mastering the art of approximation — in knowing what works, when, and why Much has been said about the quest for perfection, and everyone is encouraged to go on...
