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Swami Shraddhananda: The Martyr of Hindu Renaissance
Poonam Sharma
History often remembers kings and conquerors, but it is sustained by those who chose conscience over comfort. Swami Shraddhananda was one such figure—fearless, uncompromising, and deeply humane. His life was not defined by…
When Light Meets the Gun-The Moral Test of Global Leadership
Poonam Sharma
Festivals of light across civilizations—Diwali, Hanukkah, Christmas, Eid’s spiritual culmination—symbolize hope, renewal, and the triumph of conscience over fear. Yet in recent years, these moments of collective faith have…
Rani Ropuiliani: Forgotten Queen Who Defied Empire in Mizoram
Poonam Sharma
Indian history textbooks often reduce the freedom struggle to a few urban narratives, leaving the Northeast marginalized. Rani Ropuiliani’s story challenges this erasure. She was not merely a regional figure but a symbol of…
Delhi : Bhartiya Itihaas Sankalan Prant New Executive Committee
GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 21st Dec : On December 21 The Delhi Prant of the Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Samiti organised a Prant Executive meeting along with a felicitation programme for the newly elected executive committee at Keshav Kunj,…
When Passion Leaves the Classroom: India’s Silent Teacher Crisis
Poonam Sharma
For generations, teaching in India was never merely a profession. It was a calling. A teacher was not a “worker,” not a “resource,” not a line item in a budget—but a moral anchor of society. Someone who did not merely…
36 Years of Displacement: A Protest
By Rakesh Koul
Social Activist & Senior Journalist
For thirty-six long years, the Kashmiri Pandit community has lived as migrants within the borders of their own country. They are a people displaced, often unheard, and eternally…
VB-GRAM G: India’s New Statutory Bet on Rural Prosperity
Poonam Sharma
The introduction of Bill No. 197 of 2025, titled the Viksit Bharat—Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin)—or VB–G RAM G—marks a pivotal moment in India’s legislative history. As the nation pivots toward the…
Why Do Our Malls Echo Only English Songs?
Poonam Sharma
Walk into almost any mall, luxury hotel, café, airport lounge, or shopping complex in India, and one thing feels instantly familiar—not because it is Indian, but because it is not. Soft English pop, Western jazz, global…
Roopak Hyderabad Debuts to Revive Bengali Theatre
Roopak Hyderabad launches with performances of two Bengali literary classics
Collective formed by theatre-enthusiast professionals to promote Bangla theatre
Plans include children’s workshops and future multilingual productions…
Duty-Centered Living with Discipline and Dharma: A Needonomics Interpretation of Gita 3.10
Prof. Madan Mohan Goel, Propounder, Needonomics & Former Vice-Chancellor (Thrice)
On 5,162nd anniversary of the Gita, we must acknowledge that the heart of Krishan-the Gita remains an eternal guide to righteous action,…