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Naxalism in India: Go, went, Gone…
The Government of India is aggressively working to eliminate Naxalism from India by 31st March 2026, to ensure that no citizen has to lose their life because of it.
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Defence & Security
India must apply pressure on the common people, only then Pakistan will behave itself
The Pahalgam attack is not just a terror incident; it is a direct assault on India’s internal security and the peace in Kashmir.
Pahalgam terror attack: Need for strategic reassessment
The terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir on 22 April 2025 was not only a cowardly act but also pointed to a void in our security policy.
Pahalgam terror attack can not be forgiven, but anger leads to clouding of judgment
The brutal attack in Pahalgam, meaning "village of the shepherds," left 26 innocent people dead in Kashmir.
Double standards: selective empathy for Gaza’s children
The Telegraph recently published an op-ed titled ‘Youngest casualties of war’ in the context of the casualties of children in Israel-Hamas war.
BSF DIG who led the encounter against Ghazi Baba – the Osama Bin Laden of India
In August 2003, DIG BSF N. N. D. Dubey led a daring operation in Srinagar that resulted in the elimination of Ghazi Baba, the Osama Bin Laden of India, mastermind behind the attack on the Indian Parliament in 2001.
F-35 fighter aircraft: present imperfect, future tense
The F-35 fighter has been plagued by delays, cost overruns, and technical issues, leading to high costs, maintenance issues, and limited reliability.
Fujian China’s third aircraft carrier – a new threat to India
China recently completed the 8-day maiden sea trial of 80,000 ton Fujian - its most advanced domestically built third aircraft carrier.
Nb Sub Chuni Lal- the most decorated soldier in Indian Army
Nb Sub Chuni Lal, from the 8th battalion of J&K Light Infantry was - the most decorated soldier of the Indian Army
Professional Military Education- a strategic military necessity
The purpose of Professional Military Education is to apply knowledge and education to enrich the training and imbibe a scientific temper in military personnel
National
Jallianwala Bagh: The unseen faces behind the tragedy
The victims of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre were not merely statistics—they were fathers, mothers, teachers, children, and soldiers.
Navigating the New Multipolar World Order: Exclusive Interview with Maj. Gen. B.K. Sharma, AVSM, SM and Bar
In the increasingly complex and interconnected world, multipolar global order is reshaping the dynamics of international relations.
International Affairs
The road ahead: Donald Trump’s 2nd term as President of USA
Donald Trump is set to assume the title of the 47th President of the United States (POTUS), taking on what is often referred to as the most powerful job in the world.
No more campus indoctrination: Trump asks American universities to restore sanity
Trump is absolutely right in revoking the visas of hundreds of Indian students for indulging in pro-Palestinian activism, and threatening Harvard University with revocation...
Heathrow airport grounded: An act of sabotage?
On March 21 Heathrow airport was closed for nearly a day. More than 1300 flights and passengers were affected
Balochistan train hijack: Pak Army’s brilliant Anti-terrorist operation
The Balochistan incident was one of the most difficult anti-terrorist operations. The Pakistan army pulled it off brilliantly
Trump’s Anti-Science Agenda: War on Facts
When Donald Trump selected Elon Musk as his poster boy, many believed that this would lead to a bigger push for scientific research
Defending America: Iron dome and the future of missile defence
Israel's Iron Dome has become synonymous with effective short-range rocket defence, boasting an impressive intercept rate.
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Investigation
Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules: Backdoor legislation or behind the scene game of hide and seek?
One step forward, two steps backwards. There can’t be better words to describe the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules
BUSINESS
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 1
10 years ago Indian banks had unclaimed funds worth over 5,000 crores. Today, the unclaimed deposits in Banks have crossed Rs 35,000 crore
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 2
Banking, today is a necessary evil. Just like the liquid oxygen that doesn't let you live or die, banks don't let you live while you can't live without them
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 3
Can you murder the same person twice – bank managers can. The customer is already – half dead when he approaches the bank for a loan or aid. The bankers seal the coffin
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 4
The power imbalance between banks and customers accentuates the need for stronger regulations and protections for consumers in India.
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 5
The Reserve Bank of India tried to reform digital lending but there is no one to enforce these norms
EDUCATION
Srinivasa Ramanujan – the genius who made mathematics what it is today
December 22 the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan is celebrated as National Mathematics Day in India to make people aware of the importance of maths
Digital Distraction: Cellphones in California Schools
Schools across California are grappling with a pressing issue: the impact of cellphone use on campus. Cellphones have become an integral part of modern life, and schools are no exception.
10 Ways to keep students and staff in schools
A school is not just a building; it's a community where students grow and staff nurture, where every lesson learned is a step toward shaping a brighter future.
Professional Military Education- a strategic military necessity
The purpose of Professional Military Education is to apply knowledge and education to enrich the training and imbibe a scientific temper in military personnel
Fake universities and illegitimate medical practitioners: a prescription for disaster
Fake universities are institutions that falsely claim to offer legitimate degrees without any formal recognition from the appropriate regulatory authorities.
LIFESTYLE
How parents can help LGBTQ+ children live ‘normally’
The most difficult task for parents is to bring up LGBTQ+ children who face many unique issues that even the parents are unprepared to handle
Playing natural sounds in office can improve mood and productivity: study
Playing natural sounds in offices could boosts worker moods and improve cognitive abilities in addition to providing speech privacy, according to a new study
12 Fruits with medicinal properties: facts
It sounds unbelievable but it is a fact that fruits are the cheapest and tastiest natural medicines. that help the body grow, repair damaged tissue and boost the immunity to fight diseases.
Role of Psychologists in sports and athletics
Sports provide several distinctive opportunities for personal development, however, youngsters time to finish the assignment, socialize, rest, and recover. In other words, they still have to be compelled to be kids.
How has Golf changed over the years?
The game of Golf has changed - for the better. From metal clubs and solid-core balls to graphite shafts and swing styles, golf today is much different from what it used to be
CRIME
Unveiling Steganography: The Dark Side of Digital Media
Steganography is a hidden and deceptive form of cheating and cybercrime in the digital age. It involves hiding information in seemingly innocent data such...
Policemen dismissed for links with narco-terrorists in J&K
J&K Lt Gov Manoj Sinha, terminated the services of three government employees, including a police constable for their alleged connections with terrorism.
The imposter who worked for 9 years in ITBP on the basis of fake...
Govind worked in ITBP for 9 years without anyone realising that documents submitted by him were fake
Clash of the Uniforms: Why army and police don’t see eye to eye #...
Who should command the operation, CRPF which has experience or Army which wins battles, leads to conflict between the uniformed services
Clash of the Uniforms: Why army and police don’t see eye to eye #...
In line of fire: What happens when I salute but you don’t respond?
A few weeks ago Col Pushpinder Singh Batth a serving officer in...
TRAVEL
Kerala -nature’s paradise on earth
There is no scarcity of places to visit in Kerela. You can cleanse your body at the Ayurvedic Spa and also enjoy the local cuisine served on banana leaves
Mind your business in my space
Till lately, the outer space was a no man’s land, now sky is the limit. Billionaire Robert Bigelow the founder of Bigelow Aerospace is already talking in terms of hotels, offices and holiday resorts in space. This is just tip of the ice berg; the real discovery to space has just begun....
The biggest palaces in the world!!
According to Guinness book of World Records, Forbidden City, the world's largest palace in Beijing China has 980 buildings and 9,999 rooms
Urse – the new luxury township hotspot
Urse is exactly at the midpoint between Pimpri-Chinchwad and Lonavala, with a short drive time of 20 minutes either way. Urse also serves as a connecting junction or bypass for the northeast-southeast corridors connecting the industrial areas of Chakan, Talegaon with Hinjawadi. The proposed Navi Mumbai International airport at Panvel is just 83 kms away from Urse.
Top 12 most romantic honeymoon destinations in the World
Greece, Maldives, Thailand, Hawaii, Italy or South Africa-- selecting the ideal honeymoon destination -- is one of the most crucial decision that a newlywed couple has to take. From beautiful sun-kissed beaches to ski trips in snowcapped mountains, fairy-tale theme parks, jungle safaris and far-flung exotic locations -- several options have to be considered while selecting the most romantic, luxurious, hot and sexy destination in the world.
ENTERTAINMENT
The most expensive cars in the market
In the realm of automotive excellence, a few cars stand out for their performance, extravagance and exclusivity. These are the most expensive cars
Political tailoring: how Modi and other Indian leaders dress to impress
Prime Minister Modi has turned his wardrobe into a brand. His half-jackets — called the 'Modi jacket', are now part of his identity and leadership style
Dick Tracy: The iconic Comic-book detective and the fight against crime
Dick Tracy, is an iconic comic book detective. The comic strip depicting Dick Tracy appeared at a time when organized crime was at its peak
Tayo Ricci (TikTok Star) Wiki, Bio, Age, Girlfriend, and more
Tayo Ricci is a social media celebrity who is best known for his shirtless interviews on TikTok. Tayo Ricci has earned a massive fan following across various social media platforms. He is best known for being a TikToker, YouTuber, and Instagrammer.
Phantom -the Ghost who walks
Real Name: Christopher Walker
Identity/Class: Normal human
Occupation: Crimefighter
Enemies: Chessman, the Sky Band, the Golden Circle, Mermaids of Melo Straits, Lady Luck Pirates
Known Relatives: Diana Walker...
REAL ESTATE
Impact of COVID-19 on the US Real Estate Market
Some places in the USA experienced a surge in real estate demand due to COVID-19, while others saw a decline in sales and prices due to the uncertainty
The top 3 cities for property investment
MMR, Bengaluru and Pune are currently the top three markets for buying homes for end-use and investment.
Why Nairobi tops the list of cities with huge demand for residential buildings in...
Nairobi is one of Africa's most vibrant, and cosmopolitan cities. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. Its population has doubled in 20 years.
Real Estate Video Marketing- 8 Effective Ideas to Implement for Better ROI
Today real estate videos are proving to be one of the most effective ways to generate leads. Read on to discover eight fantastic video ideas for improving ROI
The timeless appeal of the bungalow lifestyle
Bungalows are the ultimate real estate investment vehicle, as their value grows in tandem with the appreciation of land prices in a locality. In the case of bungalows situated in townships, the appreciation of land value is further compounded by the growth in value made possible by the superior infrastructure.
CORPORATE DOSSIER
Boeing Named ‘Eco-Company of the Year’ by Air Transport World
Leading industry publication cites fuel-efficient airplanes, ‘collaborative, creative, innovative’ environmental strategy
“Advantek ethos: Green Earth and clear Blue Sky”
Advantek Fuel Systems Private Limited created a big splash in the Indian mobility market by introducing clean, eco-friendly, Composite CNG Cylinders for the first time in India. These cylinders are not only 70% lighter than the Type - I steel cylinders currently being used in India but also provide more storage capacity on-board to cover 800- 1000 KM per fill.
Renault announces new initiatives for the specially-abled
India is one of the key top 10 global markets for Group Renault and the brand has some of the most popular global products in its portfolio, led by KWID which is one of the top cars for the group globally.
Matrimony.com announces the rebranding to Weddingbazaar.com
Matrimony.com has announced the creation of a new brand identity - WeddingBazaar.com, India’s largest wedding marketplace
Caterpillar celebrates 50 years of manufacturing in India
Caterpillar is one of the largest exporters of construction and mining equipment and remains focused on providing world-class products and after-market service solutions to its customers in India and around the world.
PRODUCT LAUNCH
New Micro-needle Roller for Skin Rejuvenation
The DermRoller has even been reported to significantly improve hair loss in men and women by provoking the body to stimulate hair growth. Users with thinning hair have experienced thicker hair growth with regular use.
Dabur launches Vatika Protect ‘Germ Protection shampoo’
Dabur India Ltd announced the expansion of its Vatika portfolio with the launch of ‘Vatika Germ Protection shampoo’, which helps to protect against Germs and Coronavirus.
Lay’s introduces ‘wafer style’, the thinnest chip
Lay’s, India’s favourite chip brand, is introducing a new flat cut chip and its thinnest range of chips ever - Lay’s Wafer Style.
Turtle car care products to keep cars clean & healthy
Turtle Wax car care products ensure a clean, shiny, healthy, and long endurance of the car during harsh winter conditions.
Peter England: new wedding range for men
Peter England, menswear brand from Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited, has launched ‘Honestly Made’ for its latest wedding range