50 military equipment which future generations would only see in museums #1
Museums all over the world offer a glimpse into the past and showcase a range of military items that once played a role in shaping history.
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.
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.
Product labels: what they reveal — and what they don’t
Product labels are the first point of contact between consumers and the products. They play a critical role in the consumer's decision-making process
What’s the point if the consumer wakes up but the system remains asleep?
Despite high-decibel campaigns like Jago Grahak Jago, the consumer rights movement in India remains more symbolic than substantial. In this eye-opening conversation with international...
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
The Dhankhar docket: Unwavering admiration for the powers that be
Jagdeep Dhankhar has an uncanny ability to identify the right moment and person to please.
Are BJP and Sangh heading for a change in Delhi?
Something seems to be amiss between the BJP and RSS. Last year BJP National President J P Nadda was quoted as saying that 'RSS is not needed'? Did he actually mean that BJP can do without the RSS?
Terror in the shadows: FBI endorses UP STF’s war against Khalistani militants
Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) and Pakistan's premier intelligence agency ISI are both facing the wrong end of the gun. Is this the beginning of an end?
Who owned the land on which Taj Mahal was built? Was it a Hindu Temple?
One of the age old question and unresolved controversy around the Taj Mahal is whether it was originally a Hindu temple?
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.
Expecting the unexpected: over 1 crore government employees awaiting the 8th Pay Commission
All eyes are on the 8th Central Pay Commission — its composition, leadership, and what it ultimately delivers to over 1 crore central government employees and pensioners.
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