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The Supreme Court of India has ordered the stray dogs of Delhi, the capital city, to be shifted to shelters and animal activists have taken to the streets in protest. Apparently, there aren’t enough animal shelters in Delhi, or entire India for that matter, to accommodate the magnanimous number of stray dogs we have in... Continue Reading →
As the monsoon arrives in India, it transforms the landscapes and invites literary exploration. A curated list of ten acclaimed books by Indian authors reflects the season's essence, addressing themes of identity, love, and societal change. These narratives provide profound insights, making them perfect companions for the reflective monsoon experience.
Col. Sofia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh symbolize women's empowerment in India. As leaders in the Indian Armed Forces, they played vital roles in "Operation Sindoor" against terrorism. Their achievements inspire future generations, showcasing the powerful impact women can have in traditionally male-dominated fields, challenging extremist ideologies in the process.
India was taken aback by the terrorist attack that claimed 26 innocent lives at Pahalgam on April 22. Operation Sindoor was a swift and targeted military operation conducted by the Indian Armed Forces on May 7, 2025, in response this terror attack. The operation involved precision missile strikes on nine terrorist infrastructures located in Pakistan... Continue Reading →
The judiciary in India, once perceived as a stronghold of democracy, faces increasing scrutiny due to recent controversial rulings and behaviors, especially highlighted by social media. Citizens demand transparency and accountability while questioning the judicial system's effectiveness and priorities. Public awareness and engagement are crucial for reforming and restoring trust in justice.
This might be my first and (hopefully) only negative post about this country because I’ve never been inclined to throw criticisms when there can be no good consequence. You’ll meet plenty of people who say this is bad and that is terrible in India but thanks to my upbringing and the kind of exposure I’ve... Continue Reading →
We still remember the Commonwealth scandal from back in 2010, don’t we. We remember how Suresh Kalmadi, the Chairperson of the Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee caused a loss of INR 90 Crores to the country in the name of hosting the Commonwealth Games. I wonder how long the country’s coffers took to recover from that;... Continue Reading →
The politically happening nation of the world just announced It's Lok Sabha election results that will shape the next five years of the country. The last 10 years have been eventful for India, with the BJP emerging into the spotlight almost uncontested and enjoying unprecedented popularity on a national and international scale. Unless you have... Continue Reading →
Thoughts on the Ram Mandir spectacle at Ayodhya The Prime Minister of the country inaugurating the Ram Mandir at Ram Janmabhoomi turned out to be a spectacle unlike any other in India on 22nd of January this year. Why it was unlike any is simply because a religious event was politicized beyond anyone’s control and... Continue Reading →
The annual Laksha Deepotsava in Dharmasthala, attended by millions, is a profound personal experience for the author, reinforcing their connection with religious and cultural heritage. It highlights how religion fosters societal coordination, philanthropy, and unity, challenging criticisms that view religion as outdated. Events like this reveal the deep significance of communal participation in spiritual practices.