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People’s Padma: Honouring India’s true heroes

February 11, 2025

The flickering shadows of a centuries-old tradition come alive on a modest stage in Karnataka, where Bhimavva Doddabalappa Shillekyathara holds the delicate strings of her Gombayetta shadow puppets. Her fingers glide effortlessly, breathing life into epic tales of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. At 91 years of age, she still captivates...

Healing Touch: Strengthening India’s Constitutional Fabric

November 27, 2024

As we stand on the eve of Constitution Day, marking 75 years since India adopted its Constitution, it is an apt moment to reflect on the legacy of the document that governs our democracy. For far too long, the Constitution, once the beacon of hope and aspiration for millions, had...

Cost of Irresponsible Comments: A Reflection on Political Dignity

November 13, 2024

In the grand theatre of international politics, where words are not just statements but signals of intent, the weight of a public figure’s speech extends far beyond the immediate audience. Words have consequences, especially when they are spoken by political leaders. Comments made by Rahul Gandhi be it through his...

J&K Polls: Testament to India’s Thriving Democracy

October 12, 2024

With the election results for both Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir now declared, we witness two distinct electoral outcomes—one where the BJP emerged victorious and another where it made significant inroads. Yet, amid Congress’s predictable outcry of foul play, one undeniable truth shines through—the resilience of democracy in Jammu and...

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