India’s judiciary is collapsing under delays, inconsistency, and lost trust. We explore why a bold fusion of Civil Law, Common Law, and Dharmic principles is the only path to revive justice—and save India’s democracy from slow decay.
Pakistan’s generals thrive on chaos, using endless jihad to justify power while destroying their nation. Today we uncovers how fire, ruin, and perpetual conflict define Pakistan’s strategy, and why understanding this is key to India’s security and regional stability.
China’s new Harmony OS is gearing up to challenge Apple, Microsoft, and Google. While it may not dethrone these giants immediately, its arrival signals that non-US players are entering the operating system race. It reflects China’s ambition to reduce tech dependence on the West with its own options
Globally, the deaths from the Corona pandemic have risen to over 300,000. That is a large population which is now gone forever.
Today , we will begin with a poem by Sri Aurobindo. A poet, spiritual being, freedom fighter and above all a genius! This poem, shares Aurobindo’s invitation to live a life that COVID-19 may be pushing us to live now.
audere est facere
“to dare is to do”
Some people are born for great brave lives. Colonel Ashutosh Sharma who laid down his life on May 2 during anti-terrorist operation at Handwara, was one such being. Just 2 months before that, he had won the Sena Medal for gallantry.
“He had alpha grading in all courses which is the highest grade. He was a commando instructor eligible to train officers and did the prestigious staff college. He twice won the Sena Medal and two commendations. His men admired him,”
Said Col. Sharma’s elder brother, Piyush Sharma. Check out the complete story.
‘A tiger knows his territory in and out.’ 'A tiger demarcates his terrain and never lets anyone enter.’ 'Similarly, Ashu knew the trees, houses, rivers and rocks of the Rajwar jungles.’ 'He didn’t allow any militant to come into his territory.
The infections from the virus are increasing. Maharashtra has crossed 1000 deaths figure. Here is a nice comparison between India and the world and Delhi in spotlight from Hindustan Times.
Some far reaching changes have been announced by the Indian Finance Minister
Nirmala Sitharaman Announcement: Nirmala Sitharaman also announced the implementation of “One Nation One Ration Card” benefiting 67 crore people in 23 states covering 83 per cent of PDS population
While allowing ‘azaan’ during the lockdown, the Allahabad (Prayagraj) High Court said, it may be an essential and integral part of Islam but its recitation through loudspeakers or other sound-amplifying devices cannot be said to be an integral part of the religion
Bali officials used the village committees and Hindu beliefs to push residents to stay at home. No outside visitors were permitted to avoid wider infections
In the wake of the pandemic, Popcorn predicts a big spike in divorces; it’s already happening in China. Dating scene will be different due to fear and yet the need for intimacy. So, health passports may be in the in-thing.
“Deep-speare”, an AI computer, has crafted Shakespearean verse that most readers couldn’t distinguish from human-written poems. Verse seems nonsensical but it “scans well,” as an English teacher would say—its rhythm, rhyme scheme, and the basic grammar of its individual lines all seem fine at first glance
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