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Power of Camera Better Than Words!!
By Jay Mandal
Sometimes, before a leader speaks, the photograph has already told you something.
At the 81st United Nations General Assembly, my camera gave me two first impressions of a new generation of South Asian leadership: two…
When Courage Matters: Lessons From Flydubai Incident on National Resilience
Poonam Sharma
Sometimes, a country’s strength is not in the size of its military arsenal but in the courage of ordinary people in the face of extraordinary peril.
One such moment came from the dramatic incident aboard Flydubai flight…
Can a Woman in India Simply Walk Home Without Fear?
By Harshita Rai
The disturbing incident reported from Jamui in Bihar should not be reduced to another crime story that briefly dominates social media before public attention moves elsewhere. Two Class 10 students were reportedly returning…
PM-MKSSY: Can Insurance Make Aquaculture More Resilient?
India’s aquaculture sector has grown from a relatively modest rural activity into an increasingly important part of the country’s food, employment and export economy. But growth has also brought a difficult question to the surface: what…
Needonomics Can Reorient Business, Finance Towards Sustainability: Prof. M.M. Goel
Kurukshetra, Sept. 24, 2026: Prof. Madan Mohan Goel, Former Vice-Chancellor, Propounder, Needonomics School of Thought and superannuated Professor of Economics, Kurukshetra University, delivered the keynote address on “Transforming…
Second Chances and the Real Meaning of NEET Success
GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 25th Sept: For many students, a competitive examination is viewed as a single decisive test—one result that can seemingly determine the course of an entire career. But the journey of Prabhat Kumar Yadav from…
Amit Shah’s Alleged Assurances to Tipra Motha on ADC Direct Funding and Land Rights Trigger Strong…
The reported assurance by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to Tipra Motha leaders on direct funding for the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) and faster implementation of land rights has triggered a wider political…
What’s in a Surname? The History Behind Britain’s Family Names
Courtesy: The Purvai | English adaptation
India is distinctive in many ways, and surnames are one of them. In many parts of the country, a surname can immediately suggest a person’s caste or community background. Names such as Mishra,…
Payal’s Voice Will Be Missed in the Corridors of Journalism
By Kumar Rakesh
When I first heard that Payal was no more, I simply could not believe it.
Could this really have happened?
For a while, several questions kept running through my mind. How could someone so full of energy, so deeply…
China Steps Up Gold Exploration
By Pushp Ranjan
China's jewellery market is showing signs of weakness, with several major retail chains closing outlets, even as the country intensifies its search for new sources of gold and other strategic minerals.
China is expanding…