President Droupadi Murmu welcomed the 209 member Bastar Pandum 2026 delegation at Rashtrapati Bhavan, praised Bastar’s tribal heritage, expressed her desire to visit Bastar Dussehra and highlighted the importance of preserving indigenous culture.
An analytical article examining India’s demographic transition, population policy, demographic dividend, social harmony, and the national debate on population imbalance in light of the Rashtra Sevika Samiti’s 2026 resolution.
The Chhattisgarh Cabinet has approved 10% reservation for Agniveers in Class III government jobs and constituted a ministerial sub-committee to ensure timely fertiliser availability for farmers during the Kharif and Rabi seasons.
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai said the state is witnessing rapid development through Modi’s guarantees, transparent governance, farmer welfare, women’s empowerment and digital public services while addressing the Jheriya Yadav community convention in Raipur.
Did Prime Minister Narendra Modi help prevent a nuclear escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war? Explore Poland’s claims, India’s diplomatic role, Modi’s engagement with Putin, and New Delhi’s growing global influence.
An insightful analysis of India’s transition from joint families to nuclear families, examining its impact on cultural continuity, intergenerational relationships, value systems, and the future of Indian civilization.
An analytical article examining the legal debate over cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu, the religious significance of the cow in Sanatana Dharma, references from Hindu scriptures, and modern scientific research on indigenous Indian cattle.
An analytical exploration of the Ayodhya Ram Temple donation controversy, examining faith, civilizational memory, media narratives, institutional accountability, and the author’s perspective on the intersection of religion and politics in contemporary India.
This article examines the controversy over invoking Devaki and Lord Krishna in a Nashik bail order, arguing that judicial compassion is best expressed through constitutional reasoning, restraint, neutrality, and cultural sensitivity.
On 25 June 1975, India entered one of the darkest chapters in its democratic history. This article examines the Emergency, the suspension of civil liberties, press censorship, political arrests, forced sterilization campaigns, and the people’s eventual triumph through the ballot box.
