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Remembering Kargil – the saga of bravery and sacrifice

War is the most destructive and pitiless of all human activities. And yet the experience of war has a profound and strangely compelling effect on those who fight. Combat kills, maims, and terrifies, but it can also reveal the power of brotherhood and selfless sense of purpose.

Therapeutic effects of good cinema

By engaging with good cinema, individuals can experience a holistic form of therapy that enhances overall well-being and enriches their lives in multifaceted ways.

Modi 3.0- agenda for governance in the age of Artificial Intelligence

Technology and artificial intelligence (AI) can revolutionise how governments operate, make decisions, and interact with citizens. However, the million-dollar question is, who will tell the PM?

Assassination attempt on Trump and the farce of VIP Security

If someone is really keen to killing you, and is not bothered about getting away alive, he can kill you, in spite of all the razzmatazz in the name of VIP security.   

Busiest railway stations in the world

Whenever we think of the busiest railway stations in the world, we are reminded of Japan which has the most advanced rail transport system in the world with over 8,567 railway stations. Interestingly Japan has 7 out of the 10 busiest stations in world and hundreds of trains operating daily.

Narendra Modi 3.0 – way ahead, challenges and priorities

Narendra Modi is back in the saddle as PM but perhaps not as firmly as during the previous two tenures. This could be a blessing in disguise for him as well as the country.

Ariane 6 – Europe’s long-awaited odyssey in space

The Ariane 6 is 56-62 m high – taller than the Leaning Tower of Pisa and weighs around 900 000 kg (900 tonnes), roughly equivalent to two fully loaded Boeing 747-8 airplanes.

India needs a fool-proof system to prevent entrance exam paper leaks

India is on the throes of an unprecedented crisis as the future of a number of aspirants to medical profession hangs in balance.

Having nuclear weapons is fine, but it takes guts to use...

There was a time when wars between European nations used to be professional affairs. Armies fought, won or lost, but there was no hatred...

Medical Profession Today- Prescription For Good Health

We are a young nation and medicine is an ancient profession. Doctors are not only nation builders they are also the conscience keepers of the Human civilisation.

Dharmendra Pradhan : education is far more slippery than oil

Unfortunately, there were allegations of leakage of the test paper this year. The Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan initially denied all such allegations but as more and more evidence emerged about the paper leak, he took the moral responsibility.

From Battlefield to Boardroom: The Transition between War and Peace

The year 2023 will be remembered as a “water shed” in which conflicts emerged in various parts of the universe posing a considerable challenge to peace and stability.

Victory and Defeat in War: Busting Popular Myths

The war in Ukraine is dragging in spite of the enormous losses suffered by Ukraine because the Western media has made the Ukrainians believe that they could defeat a giant like Russia using the weapons dumped by NATO and by having elected a comedian as their leader who is ‘approved’ by the West

25th June 1975: Was emergency really a black spot in Indian...

On 25th June 1975, Indira Gandhi government proclaimed National Emergency, invoking the powers conferred by article 352 of the Constitution

Importance of understanding the intricacies of workers’ compensation laws

When you suffer an injury at work, understanding the intricacies of workers' compensation laws becomes valuable and imperative for protecting your rights. An adept workers' comp attorney does more than guide you through the legal maze
Anil Swarup, IAS

Bharat Ratna moments in the lives of Civil Servants…

There are many so-called Bharat Ratna moments in the lives of civil servants. These moments of self-satisfaction, contribute to a sense of purpose, achievement, and fulfillment in the civil servant's personal and professional life.

Controlling Crime in India: “Fancy Windows” theory   

“Fancy Windows” Theory states that if the police punish the rich and the powerful, small-time criminals would be discouraged from pursuing crime.

Challenges before Modi 3.0 government

As the dust settles on the 2024 general elections and new government assumes charge, it is clear that the ‘silent’ voter has spoken quite strongly and the real winner is India’s democracy.

How do animals communicate with each other

Animals do not know how to read, write or speak any language like the humans. Still it would be wrong to presume that animals are deaf or dumb and can't communicate.

CRPF Commandos to replace NSG ‘Black Cats’ for VIP security duties

In a significant development the ministry of Home Affairs has decided to replace NSG ‘Black cats’ deployed in VIP security duties with CRPF Commandos.

How Speech Therapy Can Help Children With Developmental Delays

Speech therapy is a significant intervention that helps children find their voice and learn effective communication.