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Opinion | Redefining India's Development Goal
The Indian model seeks balance by promoting dharma (righteous living) alongside personal ambition, integrating self-interest with collective well-being.
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Opinion | Sangh's Call For Collective Strength And United India
Bhagwats speech is not just a commentary on the present; it is a vision for the future.
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Opinion | The Cynical Politics of Kejriwal
Delhi risks becoming a city where fleeting populism overshadows substantial growth, and hatred replaces hope in governance.
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Opinion | Rahul's Rhetoric Dents India's Global Image
Indian politics has reached a critical juncture, where finding a resolution to the current turmoil seems elusive. While dissent and disagreements are inherent to political discourse, they should not translate into anti-national activities.
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Opinion | Rise of Urban Naxals And Its Potential Threat
Additionally, they engage with foreign organizations and media to highlight alleged human rights abuses and generate international pressure on the government.
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Opinion | Bangladesh Must Ensure Safety Of Minorities
Addressing the situation of Hindus in Bangladesh is a complex and sensitive issue that requires a multi-pronged strategy involving political, economic, social, and cultural considerations. India's role is crucial.
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Opinion | What Really Went Wrong With UPSC?
In recent days, both the UPSC and the system of its recruitment have come under public criticism, thanks to incidents of abuse and misuse of quota by a few candidates.
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Book Review | 'Yodha' Is A Mammoth Documentation Of India's Wars And Battles
Military historian Shiv Kunal Verma has come out with a mammoth exercise in the documentation of battles and wars in his book Yodha: Illustrated Military History Of India - The Epics (BCE) To The Uprising (1857).
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Opinion | RSS, Emergency, And The Importance Of Civil Society
The events of 1975-77 are a stark reminder of the fragility of democratic institutions and why civil society is crucial for defending them.
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Book Review | Narayana Guru: The Prophet of Renaissance
In Narayana Guru: The Prophet of Renaissance, P. Parameswaran offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of this towering figure's life, teachings, and enduring legacy.
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Book Review | Invaders and Infidels: A Sharp Exploration Of A Turbulent Era
From the initial Arab forays into Sindh to the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate, the author guides readers through the intricate tapestry of events, personalities, and ideologies that collided and merged during this tumultuous period.
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Opinion: How Pakistan Election Commission Has Become A Facade For The Deep State
Elections were held in Pakistan today. The prerequisite of free and fair elections in Pakistan lies with the institutions that have the onus to uphold democracy as per the people's mandate.
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Opinion: India Needs To Evolve Beyond IAS
Most historians of Modern India accept that the British wielded influence not just through military might, but by leveraging the ICS' potency and penetration to perpetuate their rule over India.
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Opinion: Mahatma Gandhi - A Lifelong Sanatani
He saw Sanatan Hinduism as a source of inspiration for his life. He was born as a Sanatani Hindu and died as a Sanatani.
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Opinion: Sanatan Dharma, Bharat And The Indian Constitution
Sanatan is the basic structure and quintessence of the Indian Constitution.
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Opinion | Redefining India's Development Goal
The Indian model seeks balance by promoting dharma (righteous living) alongside personal ambition, integrating self-interest with collective well-being.
-
Opinion | Sangh's Call For Collective Strength And United India
Bhagwats speech is not just a commentary on the present; it is a vision for the future.
-
Opinion | The Cynical Politics of Kejriwal
Delhi risks becoming a city where fleeting populism overshadows substantial growth, and hatred replaces hope in governance.
-
Opinion | Rahul's Rhetoric Dents India's Global Image
Indian politics has reached a critical juncture, where finding a resolution to the current turmoil seems elusive. While dissent and disagreements are inherent to political discourse, they should not translate into anti-national activities.
-
Opinion | Rise of Urban Naxals And Its Potential Threat
Additionally, they engage with foreign organizations and media to highlight alleged human rights abuses and generate international pressure on the government.
-
Opinion | Bangladesh Must Ensure Safety Of Minorities
Addressing the situation of Hindus in Bangladesh is a complex and sensitive issue that requires a multi-pronged strategy involving political, economic, social, and cultural considerations. India's role is crucial.
-
Opinion | What Really Went Wrong With UPSC?
In recent days, both the UPSC and the system of its recruitment have come under public criticism, thanks to incidents of abuse and misuse of quota by a few candidates.
-
Book Review | 'Yodha' Is A Mammoth Documentation Of India's Wars And Battles
Military historian Shiv Kunal Verma has come out with a mammoth exercise in the documentation of battles and wars in his book Yodha: Illustrated Military History Of India - The Epics (BCE) To The Uprising (1857).
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Opinion | RSS, Emergency, And The Importance Of Civil Society
The events of 1975-77 are a stark reminder of the fragility of democratic institutions and why civil society is crucial for defending them.
-
Book Review | Narayana Guru: The Prophet of Renaissance
In Narayana Guru: The Prophet of Renaissance, P. Parameswaran offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of this towering figure's life, teachings, and enduring legacy.
-
Book Review | Invaders and Infidels: A Sharp Exploration Of A Turbulent Era
From the initial Arab forays into Sindh to the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate, the author guides readers through the intricate tapestry of events, personalities, and ideologies that collided and merged during this tumultuous period.
-
Opinion: How Pakistan Election Commission Has Become A Facade For The Deep State
Elections were held in Pakistan today. The prerequisite of free and fair elections in Pakistan lies with the institutions that have the onus to uphold democracy as per the people's mandate.
-
Opinion: India Needs To Evolve Beyond IAS
Most historians of Modern India accept that the British wielded influence not just through military might, but by leveraging the ICS' potency and penetration to perpetuate their rule over India.
-
Opinion: Mahatma Gandhi - A Lifelong Sanatani
He saw Sanatan Hinduism as a source of inspiration for his life. He was born as a Sanatani Hindu and died as a Sanatani.
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Opinion: Sanatan Dharma, Bharat And The Indian Constitution
Sanatan is the basic structure and quintessence of the Indian Constitution.
