Ayodhya: The History of a 500-year-old Land Dispute between Hindus and Muslims in India
There is a particular site with no temple on it, which draws worldwide attention and remains a flashpoint of Hindu-Muslim religious tension
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Mandir Wahin Banega: The Return of Lord Rama in Ayodhya Post Diwali 2019
Mandir Wahin Banega: the Supreme Court of India give its verdict in favour of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, bringing the return of Lord Rama in Ram Nagri
Gandhi’s 150th birthday: A little-remembered philosopher translated the Mahatma’s ideas of nonviolence for Americans
October this year marks Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birthday. One of the 20th century’s most iconic figures, Gandhi’s legacy defines how many people think about peace, […]
Where Kashmir fits within India’s national memory – and what impact removing its special status could have
Meanwhile, the impact of the decision on the lives of ordinary citizens in Kashmir remains contested and shrouded in uncertainty.
PMC Bank Crisis: Things You Need to Know to Get Secured as an Account Holder of any Bank
PMC Bank crisis has worried several account holders and depositors across the nation. Here are important things you need to know as a depositor of any bank
India must stop deforesting its mountains if it wants to fight floods
Valleys in the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka & Kerala that weren’t considered flood-prone are at risk. India must stop deforesting to fight floods
Lend a Voice !!! Lend Your Support !!! Save Aarey Forest
This is a humble request to all my friends to come out strongly in support of the ” Save Aarey Forest Campaign ” and do your bit from wherever you are.
India: why a new law criminalising Muslim ‘instant divorce’ has divided feminists
The Act criminalizing triple instant divorce has also divided opinion among Indian women’s organisations – and Muslim women’s groups in particular.
D for Denial, E for Economy, F for Finance Minister!
2019 India is going through an economy slowdown with 5% GDP and yet the concerned authorities remain in denial. Here’s a piece of satire on the same
India has it right: nations either aim for the Moon or get left behind in the space economy
It is estimated the space economy could grow from about US$350 billion now to more than US$1 trillion (and as possibly as much US$2,700 billion) in 2040.