India’s Constitution is built on the pillars of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. Among these, equality, enshrined in Article 14, serves as the backbone of Indian democracy. While affirmative action in the form of reservation…
India is a diverse country, not only in terms of religion but also in terms of caste, class, and linguistic identities. While the Hindu caste system is often the focus of discussions on social hierarchy,…
India, with its rich cultural diversity, also carries the deep imprints of caste-based stratification. While the Constitution of India aspires to create a casteless and egalitarian society, ground realities remain starkly different. Reservations and affirmative…
Pakistan’s 1973 Stamp on 90,000 POWs: A Cry for Sympathy and a Historical Marker In the aftermath of the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War, the most humiliating episode in Pakistan’s military history unfolded—one that would leave an…
Kashmir and Kashyap Rishi: A Sacred Connection The name “Kashmir” evokes images of pristine mountains, tranquil valleys, and an ancient civilization steeped in spiritual and cultural richness. Few people today realize that the origins of…
In the vast and colorful history of Indian cinema, few names shine as brightly as Durga Khote’s. A true pioneer, Durga Khote was not merely an actress; she was a symbol of courage, resilience, and…
Great Sages of Ancient India: A Glimpse into Their Legacy India’s ancient civilization was deeply enriched by the wisdom and contributions of numerous revered sages, known as “Sants” or “Rishis.” These enlightened beings laid the…
Dr. Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, popularly known as Dr. K. Kasturirangan, is one of India’s most illustrious scientists and policymakers. He is best known for his critical role in steering India’s space program to international heights and…
Introduction When Pakistan was created in 1947, Muhammad Ali Jinnah envisioned it as a modern, progressive Muslim nation. However, over the decades, Pakistan has increasingly drifted away from modernity and fallen into religious rigidity, political…
When Muhammad Ghori invaded India between 1175–1206 CE, the Indian subcontinent was ruled by several great dynasties. However, internal rivalries, decentralization, and the absence of a united front allowed foreign powers to find entry points.Here’s…