Clash of the Uniforms: Why army and police don’t see eye to eye # Part 2
Who should command the operation, CRPF which has experience or Army which wins battles, leads to conflict between the uniformed services
Behind the burnt bills: Justice Varma and the erosion of trust in politics and judiciary
Judiciary is the last hope of ordinary people. Politics is the last asylum of the scoundrel. Today we seem to have accepted it as the inevitable reality
Pension and other post-retirement benefits
Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, or CCS (Pension) Rules, govern the retirement benefits and pension entitlements of civil servants
Retirement reimagined: the journey of India’s Pension system
The pension system in India has undergone massive transformation. During British Raj, the pension system catered mostly to the whims of British civil officials
The Akarsh effect: from high school project to national headlines
Akarsh’s story began, quite simply, in the classrooms of National Public School in Bengaluru's Rajajinagar. He was more than just a bright student.
Liquid graveyards: What’s turning our Rivers into deathbeds?
Rivers are lifelines of our planet. They provide water, food, and habitat for a wide variety of plants, animals, and fish.
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.
Chaoyang garden festival kicks off in Beijing
Chaoyang is a vital window on Beijing's international exchanges. It is home to nearly all foreign embassies in China, as well as 90% of foreign media outlets
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
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.
Illegitimate degrees, fatal consequences: fake doctors licenced to kill in Madhya Pradesh
Thousands of fake and illegitimately obtained degree holders claiming to be certified by unrecognized institutions are active in Madhya Pradesh.
Sardar Post and Shaurya Diwas: a special day in the history of CRPF
Shaurya Diwas is observed every year to commemorate the courage, and valiant efforts of the CRPF personnel in the Battle of Sardar Post
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