Understanding the Concept of “0.5 Front” in India’s National Security: The Rise of Anti-National Elements In the realm of national security, India, like many other nations, has long been accustomed to threats that emanate from…
Staying Sane and Informed: Navigating Anxiety, Fake News, and Social Media During War in India In times of war, the battlefield is not confined to borders and frontlines alone. The psychological war in people’s minds,…
Why the Opposition Should Not Play Politics Over Pahalgam: A Case for Responsibility Over Rhetoric Pahalgam, nestled in the scenic Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, is not just a tourist haven or a pilgrimage…
India’s Nationwide Mock War Drill: A Historic Step Towards Civil Defence Preparedness On May 7, 2025, India will conduct one of the most extensive civil defence drills in its post-independence history. This nationwide mock war…
Swami Vivekananda’s Vision of Maya: A Path to Practical Vedanta Swami Vivekananda, one of India’s most revered spiritual teachers, delivered a profound lecture titled “Practical Vedanta – Part I” in London on November 10, 1896.…
Lal Pari: The Dark Side of Country Liquor in India In rural India, the term “Lal Pari” evokes more than just poetic imagery. It is the colloquial name given to a potent and inexpensive form…
The Sanskrit phrase “Yad Bhāvam Tad Bhavati” translates to “As is the feeling or belief, so is the becoming.” This ancient wisdom, deeply rooted in Indian philosophy, conveys a profound psychological and spiritual truth: our…
Bhoota Kola: The Sacred Spirit Worship of Tulu Nadu Bhoota Kola is one of the most enigmatic and ancient ritualistic traditions of southern India, rooted deeply in the cultural and spiritual fabric of Tulu Nadu—a…
The Colonial Legacy of Doubting Bhagwan Ram’s Historical Existence The question of whether Bhagwan Ram was a historical figure or a mythological creation has long been debated in India, and the very nature of this…
The demand for proportionate reservation—where caste, religion, or community groups receive seats in education, jobs, and politics strictly based on their share of the population—has become increasingly vocal in India’s socio-political discourse. At first glance,…