Unemployment remains one of India’s most politically sensitive and economically significant challenges. As the country strides toward becoming a $5 trillion economy, disparities in employment rates across states continue to highlight structural, policy-driven, and regional…
Long before the modern world conceived the idea of robots and artificial intelligence, ancient Indian texts spoke of self-operating machines that protected treasures, relics, and temples. Among these fascinating concepts was that of robotic guards—mechanical…
India, with its vast and diverse landscape, functions as a union of several powerful economies—its states. Each state contributes to the overall economic momentum of the country, and while national GDP numbers receive a lot…
Fauja Singh’s life was more than just a journey—it was a lesson in endurance, faith, and human possibility. Born on April 1, 1911, in the village of Beas Pind in Punjab, India, he became a…
Sadanandan Master is a name that evokes both sympathy and admiration in Kerala and across India. A teacher by profession and a political worker by conviction, his life story is one of personal sacrifice, ideological…
Dr. Meenakshi Jain is a distinguished Indian historian and political scientist known for her rigorous scholarship, incisive analysis, and powerful contributions to the re-examination of Indian history from a civilizational perspective. Her work challenges long-held…
Ujjwal Nikam is one of India’s most renowned and respected public prosecutors, widely acknowledged for his tireless pursuit of justice and his remarkable role in some of the nation’s most significant criminal trials. Over a…
Harsh Vardhan Shringla is one of India’s most seasoned and accomplished diplomats, whose career in foreign service has significantly shaped the trajectory of India’s international relations in the 21st century. With a diplomatic career spanning…
Kesarbai Kerkar (1892–1977) stands as a monumental figure in Indian classical music. A leading exponent of the Jaipur-Atrauli gharana, she shaped the course of 20th-century Hindustani music with her rare musical genius, unwavering discipline, and…
Kanta Saroop Krishen (7 February 1929 – 30 November 2024) was a pioneering social worker whose extraordinary efforts transformed the way blood donation was practiced and perceived in India. For over six decades, she worked…