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    Guru Tegh Bahadur at 350: A Martyrdom That Still Speaks to India

    Sheena Sandhu As India marks the 350th anniversary of the martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur, it confronts not merely a historical episode but a civilisational moment that continues to shape the nation’s conscience. The execution of the ninth Sikh Guru in November 1675—ordered by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb—was an act meant to crush resistance and.

    Why US selling F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia is controversial

    Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s upcoming visit to Washington DC marks a pivotal moment in the evolving geopolitics of the Middle East. Since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018, the prince’s international engagements have been scrutinized intensely, and his trip to the United States is no exception. Beyond diplomatic optics, the visit.

    ARRESTED THROUGH A SCREEN:  INDIA’S MOST DANGEROUS ‘ARRESTS’ 

    Parneet Sachdev On a warm March evening in Gandhinagar, a senior doctor sat rigid before her phone screen. On the other end of a video call, men in crisp uniforms and a set that looked like a police control room accused her of helping launder drug money. They spoke of arrest, news cameras, and the.

    The question of excluding the creamy layer from Dalit reservations 

    Chief Justice B.R. Gavai, speaking at a ceremony in Amravati before his retirement, stated that he wanted to send a message that just as the creamy layer principle applies to reservations for Other Backward Classes, the creamy layer principle should also apply to Scheduled Castes and other Dalit communities, i.e., the Scheduled Tribes. Currently, the.

    Hasina trial: crime, controversy, and consequences 

    A year after fleeing Bangladesh amid violent student-led protests, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been found guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced to death. The verdict, delivered on Monday, marks one of the most significant legal actions against a former Bangladeshi leader in decades, coming just months before parliamentary elections scheduled for early.

    When stillness finds you: outgrowing yesterday 

    Dr Tanu Jain It happened on an ordinary Sunday morning, the kind that feels harmless and quiet, when life suddenly decides to show you a deeper layer of yourself. I was sitting on the sofa, wrapped in the stillness of the day, when for a brief moment it felt as if my heart had paused.

    “One district, one fair”: the new mantra for boosting tourism 

    The tourism sector is considered one of the most productive sectors in the country. India has four types of tourism: scenic tourism, religious tourism, adventure tourism, and medical tourism. India’s tragedy is that despite the immense potential in these four tourism sectors, they are not being properly developed. We are not generating the revenue we.

    Why is Gen Z protesting in Mexico? 

    Across Mexico City, streets that are usually packed with weekend crowds turned into lanes of protest as thousands of young people from Generation Z gathered to voice their anger over a system they believe has failed them. Their slogans, placards and chants reflected a growing frustration among Mexico’s youngest adults who say they are tired.

    Has inflation been eradicated? 

    Abhishek Vij New data from the Ministry of Industry suggests that Indians have overcome their biggest problem: inflation. Now, investors are pressuring them to revise monetary policy and further reduce the repo rate, as the Indian market has finally recovered from inflation. A reduction in the repo rate increases liquidity for banks, allowing them to.

    Desires: to crave or to control — the art of inner governance 

    Dr Tanu Jain There comes a moment in every life when one pauses to ask, “Why do I keep wanting more?” More comfort, more attention, more recognition, more pleasure. Desires have a way of multiplying; they never quite rest. They flicker like flames—appearing gentle, but if left untended, they consume all the air within. The.

    YOU ARE WHAT YOUR GUT MICROBES EAT 

    Parneet Sachdev The Charaka Sutra Sthana, part of the larger Charaka Samhita, was likely composed over a period between the 4th century BCE and the 2nd century CE, with the core compilation attributed to Acharya Charaka, and the final sections completed by Dridhabala in the 6th century CE. The original text was written by Agnivesha,.