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53 years of Project Tiger: Roar of resilience from near-extinction to global leader

53 years of Project Tiger: Roar of resilience from near-extinction to global leader

  • From high seas to home kitchens: Why the Iran war is India’s energy wake-up call

    As oil routes tighten and LPG delays mount, the Iran conflict is turning distant geopolitics into an immediate threat to India’s household
  • A Policeman Who Led by Example: Remembering HJ Dora

    Former Andhra Pradesh police chief HJ Dora is remembered as a disciplined officer and inspiring leader who guided the force during the peak of Left Wing Extremism. His calm leadership, innovative counter-insurgency strategies and humane approach earned him lasting respect.
  • A review of Reigns: The Witcher, rich in story-building and Gwent nostalgia

    Reigns: The Witcher delivers a card-based interactive narrative filled with nostalgia, strategy and humour. With simple swipe mechanics and strong lore integration, it offers an engaging and affordable experience for fans looking to revisit Geralt’s world in a fresh format.
  • Adivasis’ Self-Confidence: The Transformational Legacy of Potlapally Kamala Manohar Rao

    Potlapally Kamala Manohar Rao was a pioneering anthropologist and government officer who transformed the lives of tribal communities in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Rao’s legacy is remembered not just as policy but as empowerment of Adivasis.
  • Otome and ‘Love Games’: The Challenges of understanding the Ghaziabad Tragedy

    The Ghaziabad tragedy has raised questions about digital dependence among young people. This explainer looks at otome love games, loneliness, and how everyday online gaming habits blur boundaries between virtual relationships and real life, highlighting the urgent need for balance
  • Union Budget 2026-27: Why labour and skilling still miss the productivity question

    Unless employment and training are linked to productivity, performance, and survivability, labour reforms risk creating jobs that exist on paper but fail in practice
  • Who owns the festival? Medaram Jatara’s identity under scrutiny

    The Medaram Sammakka–Saralamma Jatara, Asia’s largest tribal festival, embodies centuries-old Koya traditions of resistance and worship, but state involvement raises concerns of cultural dilution, identity loss, and marginalisation of custodians
  • Milestones in Indian Constitution

    Long before independence, our leaders engaged intensely with constitutional thought—experimenting, rejecting, and refining multiple legal and political frameworks
  • The Grammar of Living Dialects

    A reassessment of Telugu grammatical history challenges the claim that spoken Telugu lacks formal grammar, highlighting Dr. Vadlamudi Gopala Krishnayya’s seminal Vyāvahārika Bhāṣā Vyākaraṇam and warning against recurring intellectual distortions in contemporary linguistic discourse.
  • A Festival Beyond Faith: Basant Panchami at Hyderabad’s Shaikhji Hali Dargah

    Basant Panchami is observed at Hyderabad’s Hazrath Shaikhji Hali Dargah with qawwali, poetry and yellow flowers. Rooted in Sufi tradition, the celebration recalls Amir Khusrau’s legacy and highlights India’s long history of shared cultural and spiritual spaces.
  • Chinese Manja is not always made in China — the hangman’s noose

    Despite its misleading name, it is not necessarily imported from China. In India, the term broadly refers to any synthetic or glass-coated manja, including locally manufactured varieties
  • Applying Bhagavad Gita teachings for a positive New Year

    Spiritual leader Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa Prabhuji explains how the Bhagavad Gita offers guidance on duty, devotion, courage and inner peace. The reflection highlights practical ways to face challenges, overcome fear and serve society through spiritual understanding.
  • When unity became our strongest weapon at NCC

    At a crucial NCC training camp for Thal Sena trophy, cadets from Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh selected one another purely on merit — a quiet moment of selflessness when a true team was born, bound not by region or religion but by shared purpose, turning ‘Unity and Disciple’ from a motto to lived experience
  • M Nagarjuna, an IAS officer who redefined service

    Late IAS offier Nagarjuna's leadership style was rooted in simplicity. There was no display of authority, no sense of hierarchy, no distance created by position. What he carried into every room was not his rank, but his values. For his simple living and commitment to his duty, he is fondly remembered by his former colleagues
  • Netflix acquiring Warner Bros: 83 billion reasons to wonder what happens to WB Games?

    Netflix’s proposed 83 billion dollar acquisition of Warner Bros raises major questions for WB Games, its studios and top franchises. From Mortal Kombat to Hogwarts Legacy, the future of these titles may shift once the deal moves forward in 2026
  • iBomma, piracy and the myth of modern-day Robin Hood

    Let’s not pretend the film industry is purely a victim. When actors charge astronomical fees and producers gamble with 200–300 crore budgets, who ultimately pays? The audience
  • Gita in Everyday Life – Ancient Wisdom, Modern Relevance

    On Gita Jayanthi, spiritual teachers highlight the Bhagavad Gita’s modern relevance, offering guidance for stress, purpose, mental discipline and harmony. They recommend simple daily practices—chanting the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra and reading one verse—to bring clarity, peace and spiritual connection.
  • An Open Letter to Gen Alpha: The future is yours — but build it well

    You are in the best years of your life — free of responsibilities, surrounded by teachers and parents shaping your future. Value them. Learn from their experience
  • Jannatul Baqee: The sacred resting place that consoles grief-stricken families

    Jannatul Baqee in Madinah, one of Islam’s holiest cemeteries, is the final resting place for many companions and family members of Prophet Muhammad. As Hyderabad Umrah pilgrims are set to be buried there, families find solace in the sacred nature of the site.
  • Achieving Real Kindness on World Kindness Day

    True kindness goes beyond relieving material suffering; it uplifts the soul by awakening Krishna consciousness. Following the teachings of Srila Prabhupada and chanting the Hare Krishna mantra helps individuals attain peace, purpose, and lasting spiritual happiness beyond bodily designations.
  • The BODMAS in life

    This explainer by Seetha Rama Raju Sanapala simplifies the BODMAS rule, illustrating how the order of operations ensures consistency in mathematical calculations. Drawing a thoughtful parallel, he shows how the same principle applies to life, exams, and success.
  • When Love Means Saying No to Fame and Fortune

    This reflective piece explores the essence of pure love through two extraordinary lives. Mathematician Grigori Perelman declined global accolades and a million-dollar prize, driven solely by his love for truth and intellectual integrity. Similarly, Brendon Grimshaw devoted his life to transforming a deserted island into a thriving wildlife sanctuary, rejecting a $50 million offer to preserve its natural beauty.
  • When the Commanding Officer ran like a recruit

    From National Defence Academy ‘innovations’ to battlefield fitness — lessons that stayed for life
  • Lack of support from EPFO leaves pensioner in confusion

    A Hyderabad resident with an EPS-95 certificate issued in 2011 has been unable to start his pension despite repeated complaints to the EPFO, helplines and the Commissioner’s office. He alleges lack of guidance and delayed responses from officials
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