Editorial

Vijay GargFestivals have always been a cornerstone of human culture, serving as moments of joy, reflection, and community bonding. Traditionally, these celebrations have been marked by rituals, gatherings, and age-old customs passed down…
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Mohammad Ashrif QureshiOur most basic institution of family desperately needs help and support from the extended family and the public institutions that surround us. Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, grandparents…
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Gajendra Singh ShekhawatTourism is not simply the act of travel; it is a bridge between peoples, a generator of livelihoods, and a channel through which our culture is shared with the world. On this World Tourism Day, dedicated to Tourism…
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Shonima MalhotraJust ask yourself a question, 'Are you perfect?' I am cent percent sure that your answer will be in negative. Isn't it? Then what gives you the right to pass a comment against others and criticize them? But still we do that…
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Rishi GuptaThe theme of investing in the conglomerates is fast gaining traction in India, driven by their enduring edge in sunrise sectors-industries that are capital-intensive, technology-driven, and often offer limited near-term profit…
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Dear Editor,The last two months have been witnessed as the days of merriment (Basohli Utsav) and dejections due to the national calamities as a result of heavy rains and landslides. Salute to the entire Basohli administration and the…
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Global price movements in XRP are reflected across Indian exchanges, sometimes magnifying profits as much as risks for local investors. Understanding how global volatility translates into rupee strength or weakness is becoming…
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Dr. Ashwani KumarScroll through any social media feed in contemporary India, and a pattern quickly emerges: people aren't just consuming information; they are consuming affirmation. Platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube…
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Mahadeep Singh JamwalPolitics of optics, polarization, and borrowed progress has left the common man stranded, when the mirror image, instead of bringing realization, begins to harass those who dare to look at their own ugly face, the…
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Samrita CharakCan you read this article without checking your phone? Or even spend a day without going through social media. No, right? In this digital era, people lack the ability to focus. There was a time when people used to hold…
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