Gopal Ganesh Agarkar, a name that often lingers in the shadow of towering figures like Lokmanya Tilak, was in his own right a radical social reformer, progressive educator, and staunch advocate of rationalism. Born on…
Fergusson College, located in Pune, Maharashtra, is not just an educational institution—it is a symbol of India’s cultural renaissance, nationalist awakening, and intellectual self-assertion during colonial rule. Founded in 1885 by visionaries of the Deccan…
How the Global Religious Landscape Shifted from 2010 to 2020: A Critical and Expansive Analysis The decade between 2010 and 2020 saw significant shifts in the global religious landscape. The Pew Research Center, in its…
Maharaja Naranarayan of the Koch Dynasty: The Enlightened Monarch Who Rebuilt Kamakhya Temple Maharaja Naranarayan stands as one of the most significant rulers in the history of northeastern India. As a monarch of the Koch…
Indira Gandhi’s Misuse of Article 356: The Political Weaponization of President’s Rule India’s federal structure, envisioned by the framers of the Constitution, was designed to maintain a healthy balance between the Centre and the States.…
In a crucial ruling that has brought clarity to property laws in India, the Supreme Court has declared that legal ownership of a property is established only through a registered sale deed. This means that…
India has scripted one of the most remarkable success stories in the global fight against poverty. According to a 2025 report by the World Bank, the proportion of Indians living below the international poverty line…
Indian cricket has always been blessed with extraordinary talents who not only shaped the sport within the country but also left an indelible mark on the international stage. The International Cricket Council (ICC) Hall of…
In a society where cultural taboos silence the most vulnerable, and sacred institutions are placed beyond reproach, the documentary “Pakistan, Broken Innocence” emerges as a courageous exposé of systemic child abuse. Produced by France 24’s…
India’s national journey has been shaped not just by freedom fighters, but by visionaries—those who could foresee the long-term consequences of social, political, and cultural decisions. From geopolitics and religion to education and economics, these…