Editorial

Hardeep S PuriRome was not built in a day, and neither will be the New Urban India. But even as we demand more from our cities, we must also pause to acknowledge the distance we have already travelled. For decades after Independence,…
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Iqra NissarIn the complex arena of global geopolitics, India is making a subtle and calibrated shift in its foreign policy. This move is primarily motivated by escalating tensions in trade relationship with America, a partnership once…
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Er. Prabhat KishoreMany sages, great men and personalities have taken birth on the pious land of India, who have shown a new path to its prosperity and development by their great deeds. Dr. MokshagundamVisveshvaraiya, a great engineer,…
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Dr. Banarsi LalIt has been observed that vertebrate wildlife including mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds and fish has shown a 73 per cent decline in wildlife from about 50 years. Biodiversity plays significant role in agriculture,…
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Mahadeep Singh Jamwal15th September is observed as Engineers' Day in India to honour the legendary engineer, statesman, and visionary Bharat Ratna Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya. His pioneering contributions in irrigation, water management,…
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n Dr. Banarsi LalIndia is a land of villages where about 70 per cent of population lives in the rural areas. The rural areas are benefited from the development in science and technology directly as well as indirectly .Scientific inputs in…
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Girdhari Lal RainaEvery year, 14th September passes with customary remembrance among Kashmiri Hindus and a section of the nationalist community. It was on this day in 1989 that Shri Tika Lal Taploo, a fearless leader , wellknown advocate,…
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Ashwini VaishnawFor many decades, the North East was considered a distant frontier, waiting for development. Our brothers and sisters living in North Eastern states carried aspirations of progress, but the infrastructure and opportunities…
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Maj Gen Ranjan Mahajan (Retd)There are a total of seven Gurkha Regiments having 43 Gurkha Infantry Battalions in the Indian Army, with approximately 34,000 Nepali soldiers serving in these units at the time of recruitment freeze in 2020.…
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Col Shiv Choudhary (Retd)Once envisioned as a model settlement reflecting the pride, discipline, and shared ethos of India's defence community, Sainik Colony in Jammu today is drifting dangerously away from its founding ideals. What was…
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