India’s inclusion in UN Security Council – no if’s or but’s
India has been a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council 8 times. India’s seat at the UN Security Council is confirmed. The question is not if but when
TimesPro to train Indian nurses for jobs at NHS Hospitals in the UK
The nurses will be trained and certified in Occupational English for Nurses and placed across highly reputed government-run NHS Group of Hospitals in the United Kingdom.
Politics behind disaster management in Turkey
President Erdogan declared an emergency in the 10 worst affected provinces: which are scheduled to elect 600 members to the Grand National Assembly in Turkey
Crackdown on child marriage in Assam
In the ongoing drive against child marriage, 3047 persons have been arrested and only 251 managed to get bail In Assam
IPS probationers arrive at 8th Bn NDRF for training in Disaster Management
About 166 Indian Police Service officers (IPS) probationers from the 74 RR Batch (2022) arrived at the 8th Battalion NDRF, for training in disaster management.
Ethical Dilemmas of a Civil Servant: honesty alone is not enough
The ‘honest-only’ civil servant stops being the prime instrument available to the State to execute plans and programs. He smells a rat in every file.
Why Indian media doesn’t take trade unions seriously?
By and large, public opinion today is that the media has become a puppet in the hands of the government and corporates. There is a perception in Trade Union circles that the Indian Media does not take them seriously and ignores their activities
Pakistan – shameless or spineless?
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is slowly becoming irrelevant. Its biggest blunder was to resign from the national assembly. This allowed PDM to play a one-sided match
Disasters are good teachers; provided you are willing to learn
Earthquakes are a warning not to take nature for granted. India experiences around 20,000 earthquakes each year, or about 55 per day, as compared to global average of 5,00,000 per year and an average of 1,370 per day
Khalistan – a lost cause
Some developments in Punjab have given a reason to the security establishment and media to predict a return of militancy in Punjab due to Khalistan supporters.
Dilemmas of a young civil servant
The young civil servant today is aware of the possibility of getting caught in political cross-fire, the case of Anup Pujari will force them into a dilemma.
Human brain – the future battlefield
The target in the future battlefield will be the brain of the enemy. The objective will be to make the enemy think, act and behave - the way we want.
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