Neeraj Mahajan
Neeraj Mahajan is a hard-core, creative and dynamic media professional with over 35 years of proven competence and 360 degree experience in print, electronic, web and mobile journalism.
He is an eminent investigative journalist, out of the box thinker, and a hard-core reporter who is always hungry for facts.
Neeraj has worked in all kinds of daily/weekly/broadsheet/tabloid newspapers, magazines and television channels like Star TV, BBC, Patriot, Sunday Observer, Sunday Mail, Network Magazine, Verdict, and Gfiles Magazine.
Latest Articles
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.
Heart attack – does not mean end of life, people live...
Heart attack is a common and serious medical but not the end of life. Most people survive a heart attack if treated quickly.
The heart needs just a little blood and oxygen to stay...
The heart pumps blood to different parts of the body but requires a separate but small amount of oxygen-rich blood to keep functioning.
Heart attack: Your heart is crying for help, don’t ignore the...
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a broad term for many different diseases affecting the heart and blood vessels, including coronary artery disease (CAD), heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, arrhythmias, and more.
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.
Why Saif Ali Khan may lose his claim over properties worth...
Saif Ali Khan, the son of Tiger Pataudi and Sharmila Tagore (also known as Begum Ayesha Sultana), may lose his ancestral properties in Bhopal.
Daredevils create new world record for highest human pyramid on moving...
On 20 January 2025 Indian Army’s “Daredevils” motorcycle display rider team belonging to the Corps of Signals created a World Record for the highest human pyramid
Supreme Court judgements when the right to self-defence applies or ceases...
The right of self-defense is not merely a privilege but a necessity, allowing a person to preserve their life, liberty, and property when threatened.
Right to Self-Defence does not mean right to kill: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that private defence must be strictly preventive and aimed at averting the danger rather than being punitive or retributive
10 mountains which no one has been able to climb and...
Recent advances in technology have made it easier than before to climb and survive in high altitude areas.
Kiteboarding- an exhilarating water sport
Kiteboarding, also known as kitesurfing, is an exhilarating water sport that combines elements of windsurfing, wakeboarding, and paragliding.
From military to adventure sport: history and traditions of kite flying
Kite flying has a rich history and diverse traditions dating back thousands of years across the globe. There was a time when kites were...
Virus infections that originated in China
China was the source of several virus infections like SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome), H5N1, and H7N9 bird flu that caused widespread illness and death all over the world in the recent past.
What is HMPV virus tormenting China? How serious is its threat...
Key points
Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a highly contagious respiratory virus.
It is one of the top most viral infections in China and spreading in many...
Opinion Poll: People above 50 and the future of Indian politics
The aim of this poll is to capture the public opinion on the dominance of older politicians in India, particularly those aged 50 or more, and how it impacts the future of Indian politics
100 people who matter in Indian politics and their current age
Politics is the only profession in India without any retirement age. Most government servants retire by the age of 60 -65 years whereas those in politics can continue till as long as they wish
Operation Trident: The day PNS Ghazi sank and Karachi was engulfed...
Operation Trident was a significant landmark in the India-Pakistan war of 1971. The operation led to a decisive naval attack on Pakistan's naval infrastructure and played a critical role in the outcome of the war. While the war was largely fought on land, it involved significant naval operations.
Pakistan has signed its own death warrant and is paying the...
Pakistan – the once flourishing factory breeding and exporting terrorism in its neighbourhood – is now paying the price for its mistakes. The militant...
Explosive Warfare between Israel and Hezbollah
Lebanese Shiite militant group Hezbollah and Israel's intelligence agency Mossad, have a long history of covert operations using explosive devices for assassinations, sabotage, and...
Small innovations, Big Impact: 10 Principles of Kaizen
Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy that advocates continuous improvement in personal, or professional life which can lead to small, but significant changes over time. Kai means change and Zen means good.
Lord Rama – an ideal military leader
Lord Rama is widely worshipped as the ideal king. His reign is celebrated as a golden age of justice, righteousness, and prosperity.