OPINION: Gauvansh Akhara – A Resolve, A Movement, A National Duty
There is no Dharma greater than humanity – and service to the cow is among its highest expressions. At the
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Author: Col. Mayank Chaubey
The Night My Father Finally Spoke – A Daughter’s Recollection
My father did not speak of heroics. He spoke of paralysis. Of policemen gripping rifles they were not allowed to
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Silent Kitchen: When Home Cooking Died, Families Fractured
Civilisations do not fall only because of wars or invasions. Sometimes, they fall because families stop eating together. There are
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From Kashmir’s Badami Bagh to Nowgam: Lessons We Cannot Forget
In Kashmir’s complex, interdependent security grid: One gap anywhere becomes a risk everywhere. There are mornings in a soldier’s life
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A Morning of Pride, Discipline, and Integrity at Mount Fort Academy
The “josh”, that unmistakable spirit of enthusiasm, was palpable right from the start. It was an honour and a privilege
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OPINION: A Vance Presidency—What It Could Mean for India
If Vance steps in, India has a chance to move from mistrust to trust. From tariffs to trade. From insult
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India’s Unsung Hero: The Doctor Who Waives His Fee Whenever a Daughter Is Born
In every free delivery, in every waiver of fees, in every smile he offers to a nervous parent, Dr. Ganesh
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Rising Stronger: How One Woman’s Battle with Breast Cancer Became a Global Call to Action
Everyday moments—tea with her mother, quiet evenings with her husband, playful time with her dogs—have acquired a new sacredness. In
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The Silent Knock: When Breast Cancer Comes Too Early
Increasingly, the face of breast cancer is young, defiant, and deeply shaken. She was a young professional on the cusp
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OPINION: PM Modi’s Caribbean Homecoming—A Cultural Reunion in Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago, with its Indian roots and vibrant democracy, is well-placed to serve as a bridge between India and
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