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On the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, Telangana faces what critics call an “undeclared Emergency” under the Congress government. From land evictions to suppression of press freedom, parallels are being drawn with 1975’s authoritarian rule under Indira Gandhi.

We have forgotten our loving relationship with the Original source, God. Yoga is a process by which God is "added" to our lives and thus re-establishing our relationship with Krishna

Major Sunil Pandurang Kute recounts a near-death experience when a missed departure led to survival, reminding us that fate’s setbacks may be divine redirection. All we need is patience — and a little faith

Indian classical dance is not just an aesthetic expression — it is a blend of rhythm, geometry and precision, woven into every graceful movement

The success of Operation Sindoor should not lead to complacency but must serve as a call to action. It should act as a strategic bridge toward the long-term mission of Viksit Bharat 2047 — a self-reliant, secure, and globally respected India

Despite receiving Rs 100 crore from the Telangana government in 2022, the Bar Council has failed to explain how the funds were used or why more is needed, raising serious accountability concerns

As we mark World Food Safety Day (June 7) and World Oceans Day (June 8), it’s time to see the bigger picture: the land that grows our food and the oceans that feed billions are both under threat. And that threat affects every bite we take

In a time when tribals were often marginalized and expected to remain voiceless, Pasula Sitaramulu’s rise as a leading figure in the peasant armed struggle was both rare and remarkable

Many colleagues used to ask me how I remembered all of this? My retort was, “These things are so beautiful, how can we forget?”

Muddupalani, an 18th century Telugu poet and Devadasi, composed Radhika Santvanamu, a bold and emotionally resonant work that remains one of India’s most significant, yet largely forgotten, contributions to women’s literature

Srimad Bhagavatam says, "A Kṣhatriya is also twice-born like a brāhmaṇa, and his duty is to give protection to the helpless. The kṣatriya king is considered to be the representative of God to give protection to the helpless and chastise the miscreants." (SB 1.17.5)

Though India’s cultural and spiritual heritage is replete with powerful male dancers whose legacies are foundational to classical dance, today when a young boy shows interest in this art form, he is often met with discouragement or derision

The direct connection between terror act and the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty falls in the grey areas of law

Though no longer part of a ruling government and technically sitting in opposition, he continues to receive invitations to speak at the world’s premier economic and policy forums. That alone tells a compelling story: today, influence is forged not by office or party alignment, but by proven talent, clear vision, and the ability to deliver results.

As India braced for escalation with blackout drills, emergency exercises and responses to real situations, it was disheartening to see some citizens ignore the seriousness of the moment. Sirens wailed, yet headlights blazed while mobile phones lit up streets meant to remain dark

Natya should not be dismissed as a mere extra-curricular activity. As Bharata envisioned, it embodies every form of human knowledge and expression

Ovarian cancer, often termed a silent killer, remains underdiagnosed due to vague symptoms and lack of screening. With high mortality rates in advanced stages, awareness, genetic testing, and early detection are crucial to improve survival and long-term outcomes.

As traditional political strongholds erode and new players vie for relevance, the 2025 Bihar Assembly election is poised to serve as a referendum on the State’s political future

With a new generation of leaders emerging within the party, including KT Rama Rao, the future of BRS may hinge on its ability to blend legacy with innovation, emotion with execution, and regional pride with national purpose

With the launch of the Last of Us Season 2, summer’s the perfect time to watch game-based content:

Isn’t it so ironic that throughout our life we struggle hard to maintain our relationships & yet we cannot achieve that perfect balance in our relations, be it personal or professional.

Here’s a detailed guide to the most valuable resources available at the university campuses and some tips to make your educational journey in the United States smooth, empowering, and memorable.

A review of Blue Prince, the Indie puzzle platformer being called a GoTY contender

With little to no information about an India launch what has changed since 201