Pahalgam and After~I
“World listens to the language of peace only when it com - es from the position of power”, said Dr Mohan Bhagwat, the RSS chief, while speaking at a function recently at Jaipur.
“World listens to the language of peace only when it com - es from the position of power”, said Dr Mohan Bhagwat, the RSS chief, while speaking at a function recently at Jaipur.
Every time India reacted to Pakistan-backed terrorist strikes, it raised the benchmark. What began as ‘Kadi Ninda’ pre2014, became a cross-border strike after Uri in 2016 and Balakote in 2019, finally ending up with damaging and destroying Pakistan’s strategic assets in Operation Sindoor.
The shocking crash of Air India’s London-bound Dreamliner continues to stir the public conscience, but amid the tragedy’s overwhelming grief, one extraordinary human story stands out ~ the miraculous survival of a lone passenger who walked out of the rubble.
Canada’s recent federal election has altered not only its domestic political landscape but also the broader contours of its foreign policy ~ particularly its strained ties with India.
The IMF projection of India’s nominal GDP for 2025-26 of $4,187.017 billion, against Japan’s $4,186.431 billion, ($586 million or Rs.5,011 crore more), is going to make India the fourth largest economy in the world, pushing Japan to fifth position.
Seeds of such truths were sown by Sri Ramakrishna in Swamijis fertile brain which was a stickler for truth. They were gradually germinating to take concrete forms. For instance, when he heard from him that seva is spiritually more efficacious for man than daya as a means for spiritual growth, he immediately absorbed it and decided to make its idea the pivot of Ramakrishna Mission
As an emerging economy that aspires to be a leader in the coming years, India needs to give more peace to her youth so that they can reach their full capabilities. Young citizens are the flag-bearers of a nation, and the existing system of education and employment grabs everyone by the throat and pushes them into a never-ending labyrinth of cutthroat competition and stress
From 1760 onwards, there are records of resistance struggles against ruthless exploitation under the East India Company. It was ordinary people who came forward to fight, struggling as they were for survival. Among the poorest, and the poorer working people be they tribals, peasants, remnants of indigenous troops the discontent burst into outright rebellion. Their leaders were drawn from the old nawabi and zamindari class who had the fight still left in them
The true development of a community involves a transformation of the state of a human being. However, such a transformation must have the active involvement and participation of those affected by it. True development transforms groups without destroying their culture, traditions, environment, livelihood, and social patterns, which must be preserved and protected because they are central to the very life of the people
The adverse factors affecting the US and European economies put our own economy at risk. To enumerate: the Indian economy faces the danger of capital outflow because of higher US interest rates. Then, we are importing inflation through higher cost of imported goods and because household incomes in the West are falling, our own exports are unlikely to rise in the short run, ruling out a quick solution to the CAD problem