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USA–Iran Conflict Reignites: Global Implications of a Renewed Middle East Crisis

The long-running confrontation between the United States and Iran has entered another dangerous phase. After a brief period of diplomatic engagement, military tensions have escalated once again with exchanges...

Recent Migration Surge from Morocco into Spain: Understanding the Ceuta Border Crisis

In late July 2026, Spain experienced one of its largest irregular migration surges in recent years when thousands...

Understanding India’s New FCRA 2.0 Framework, Its Implications, and Why NGOs, Religious Organizations, and Foreign Entities Are Closely Watching It

India's Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) has long been the principal law governing how non-governmental organizations (NGOs), charitable...

Human Rights Concerns in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan: Allegations, Responses, and Ongoing Debate

Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (often referred to as Azad Jammu and Kashmir or AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan are strategically important regions...

India Gears Up to Buy 114 Rafale Fighter Jets from France: A Strategic Leap for the Indian Air Force

India is moving closer to one of the largest fighter aircraft procurements in its history, with negotiations advancing...
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Dharma Khsetra KurukShetra – Part VIII – The Yakshas || Guardians of the Sanctity.

So who are these Yakshas were they feared? Were they tormentors or protectors, or simply creatures from the Cosmic World. For Centuries & ages...

Hindu Symbols

Hinduism is rich in symbolism. Many acts of worship, such as puja, are symbolic, a form of visualisation in which worshippers simulate activities normally...

Dharma Khestra Kurukshetra – Part VII – Pheowa –The Timeless Sanctity

Located 27 kms from the City of Kurukshetra, Pheowa derives its name from the Sanskrit Word Prithudaka. The Word Prithu means the best &...

Is Veer Savarkar a misunderstood hero mocked for his mercy petitions or a visionary ahead of his times? Are his idea relevant even today...

Veer Savarkar was a man who wore many hats - revolutionary poet, writer, social reformer, freedom fighter, but he’s most well known for the...

Dharma Khestra Kurukshetra – Part VI – The Legend of River Saraswati

Although the Rig Veda mentions various rivers, it’s the Sarswati alone which has been referred to more than 50 times in it. Not only...

Dharma Khestra Kurukshetra – Part V – Bhadra Kali Shakti Peeth (Devi Koop)

Older than history, older than tradition, older than even legends, from the earliest times Kurukshetra has been the cradle of civilization. It’s a theme...
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