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Bharti SharmaJanuary arrives with a silence that is felt more than heard. The mornings are wrapped in dense fog, the air is icy and the sun appears late, often hidden behind a thick white curtain. There is no rain, only intense cold and…
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Key Highlights-Ladakh Sports Policy 2025 Grassroots talent identification with school-level sports focus Inclusive sports ecosystem with equal emphasis on women and para-athletes Strengthening of Ladakh Sports Council under LG's…
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NEW DELHI: In today’s fast-moving world, young people are deeply involved in sports, technology, and modern lifestyles. While this change brings energy and innovation, it has also created a growing distance between many youths and…
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India's startup revolution is no longer merely an economic phenomenon;it has become a nation-building instrument, reshaping how the India creates capability, opportunity, and confidence for the next century.The transition from a global…
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Pooja RaniRecently, I came across the idea of the Butterfly Effect, and like many others, it quietly stirred my curiosity. At first glance, it appears to be a scientific concept rooted in chaos theory-how a tiny change in initial…
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Dr. R.K. Bhardwaj & Divyansh Pandey As winter sets in across the country, we instinctively retreat to the comfort of our heaters and warm blankets. Yet, we must remember that for our pets, the cold season brings more than just…
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At the turn of the last decade, India was widely seen as a country of ideas, but not yet a country of startups. Entrepreneurial energy existed, ambition was plentiful, and technology costs were falling, yet the system surrounding founders…
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A decade ago, India did not lack innovation; it lacked pathways for new sectors to grow. Early-stage ideas faced thin capital, closed markets, regulatory uncertainty, and high penalties for failure, making sectoral emergence the exception…
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For decades, governance in Jammu & Kashmir was shaped by its geography-mountains, remoteness and access gaps that often made service delivery slow and uneven. Today, that geography is no longer a constraint. Over the past few years,…
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Prof. K.S ChandrasekarIndian higher education is one of the fastest growing sector in the World. The demand for higher education is constantly rising, likely to be 160 million by 2025, the state support in terms of funding per student as…
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