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Prof. Madan Mohan Goel, Proponent Needonomics & Former Vice-Chancellor (Thrice) On October 2, Vijaydashmi, the centenary celebration of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) became more than a ritual of remembrance—it became a moment…

Paromita Das New Delhi, 3rd October: The United States has once again entered turbulent waters as a government shutdown takes effect, leaving millions of Americans uncertain about the stability of their daily lives. Midnight on Tuesday…

Paromita Das New Delhi, 3rd October: For decades, video games were dismissed as leisure, a pastime with little connection to economics or culture. Today, digital games are reshaping industries, and few examples illustrate this better than…

Poonam Sharma Not Religion vs. Religion, But Extremism vs. Civil Society The crisis unfolding on the continent is usually misconstrued as a conflict of religions—Muslim against Christian, Hindu against Muslim. Truth be told, the conflict is…

In the vast mosaic of India’s entrepreneurial renaissance, the name Meenal Barapatre shines as a symbol of grit, grace, and groundbreaking vision. From the quiet lanes of Bhopal to the bustling entrepreneurial circles of Mumbai, her life…

Prof Madan Mohan Goel, Proponent Needonomics & Former Vice-Chancellor (Thrice) Every year on October 2, the world pauses to honor Mahatma Gandhi-the apostle of truth and nonviolence. In India, the day is marked as Gandhi Jayanti,…

Paromita Das New Delhi, 2nd October: Every year on October 2nd, Bharat bows in remembrance of Mahatma Gandhi—the apostle of truth, simplicity, and non-violence. His birthday, now observed worldwide as the International Day of Non-Violence,…

Paromita Das New Delhi, 2nd October: Every autumn, as the air turns crisp and the skies of Bengal glow with the golden hues of Kash flowers, a transformation takes place. Streets light up, artistry blooms, and communities come alive. It is…

Paromita Das New Delhi, 2nd October: A hundred years ago, on the sacred occasion of Vijayadashami, an institution quietly took root in Nagpur—an institution that would go on to become one of the most influential socio-cultural…

Paromita Das New Delhi, 1st October: Diplomatic meetings often exchange symbolic presents — books, artworks, or cultural artifacts. But when Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief General Asim Munir met U.S. President…