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How India’s BrahMos Became One of the World’s Most Potent Strike Weapons

India’s BrahMos supersonic cruise missile has emerged as one of the most formidable weapons in the country’s conventional arsenal. Developed by BrahMos Aerospace, an India–Russia joint venture, the missile...

From Import Dependence to Defence Exporter: How India Transformed Its Defence Manufacturing Capabilities in a Decade

Over the past decade, India’s defence sector has undergone a structural transformation. A country historically dependent on overseas...

How Well Did India Organize the 2026 BRICS Summit, and What Were Its Key Outcomes?

India successfully hosted the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12–13, 2026, at a particularly difficult...

Why and How “Hanuman Ansh” Became a New Cultural Phenomenon in India: Faith, Youth, Social Media and the Return of Spiritual Storytelling

Introduction: A ₹10-Lakh Opening That Became a Cultural Conversation Every once in a while, a film succeeds in a...

“Modi Is Hedging Against Trump, One Deal at a Time”: What the New York Times Analysis Says—and Why It Matters for India

On August 29, 2026, The New York Times published an article by Anupreeta Das titled “Modi Is Hedging...
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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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