Editorial

Peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading offers control and global reach, finding its place as India's investment scene explodes with digital options and tax policies evolve. This article tells you everything you need to know. Forget middlemen.…
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Rao Inderjit SinghIn a country as vast and varied as India, the true measure of progress lies not merely in GDP figures or infrastructure milestones but in how well a nation nurtures its people. Human capital-our education, skills, health,…
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Dr. Banarsi LalEvery year 16th of July is celebrated as the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Foundation Day. This year ICAR will celebrate its 97th Foundation Day. On this day achievements of the Indian Council of…
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Tushi DebWhat binds Bengal to Kashmir today? Not geography. Not culture. But a tenuous political thread woven through the INDIA alliance-a coalition that increasingly resembles a sartorial patchwork of frayed egos and fractured ambitions.…
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G.L. KhajuriaWith the dawn of civilization, man's quest has ever long been bewildering and enchanting in seeking solace from the great grace of divine Shakties whose manifestations have mostly been confined to mountainous region of greater…
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Prof. Dinesh Chandra RaiAs the monsoon clouds gather, bringing life to the parched earth, India collectively embraces the sacred month of Sawan Maas. This period is far more than a mere religious observance; it is a profound annual…
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Brig RK Singh (Retd)Pakistan is an established nuclear and terror country. In the comity of nations Pakistan really has No say in invigorating international developmental arenas. It hardly represents and has significance on any of the…
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Urvi GuptaIn conflicts, children are neither fighters nor decision-makers, yet they often suffer the most. Their laughter is drowned by sirens, their homes reduced to rubble, and their sense of security shattered. While adults engage in…
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Er P L KhushuAs per official version of the then government of Jammu & Kashmir, The Martyrs' Day, which was known as "Yume Shuhada-e-Kashmir", was observed on July 13th every year in Kashmir, to pay homage to 22 Kashmiris who were…
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Dr. Shiben Krishen Raina India is the sacred land of pilgrimages. There is perhaps no province on this earth where pilgrimage sites do not exist. These pilgrimage centers have been prominent centers of faith and belief since time…
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