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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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NO NEHRU DID NOT SETUP ANY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTION OR BODY, IN FACT HE OPPOSED SETTING THEM IN THE BEGINNING

Indira Gandhi, her utterances harmonizing with the sentiments previously expressed by various voices, once enunciated, “Within the realm of humanity reside two distinct cohorts:...

How did Hindus lose the incredible knowledge of Vedas?

The Hindus lost the knowledge of Vedas because of the fact that after the Vedic time, they started exchanging the practical spiritual experience of individuals and society for abstract philosophizing detached form the reality of life and superficial and superstitious religiosity detached from practical spirituality.

Pakistan’s Genocide – Pakistan Army Must be held Accountable for Crimes Against Millions of People

The genocide committed against the Bengali nation by the Pakistani military, during the Bangladesh war of independence, began on March 25, 1971 with the launch of Operation Searchlight when the government of Pakistan (then West Pakistan) began a military crackdown on East Pakistan (Bangladesh) to suppress Bengali calls for self-determination.

Britain wont return the Looted Treasures to India, as Hindu Govt wont display Islamic items, says Historian Dalrymple

Mughal treasures looted by the British might never be displayed if they are returned to India, William Dalrymple has claimed. The Modi government has...

Tirumala Hills and Lord Venkateshwara Swamy: A Divine Sojourn

Nestled amidst the picturesque Eastern Ghats in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, the sacred Tirumala Hills stand tall as a beacon of spiritual...

The Importance of the Banjara Kumbh in Nation Building

From the 25th to the 30th of January, the Banjara and Labana Naikada communities gathered in Godri, Jalgaon district. Shabri Kumbh and Narmada Kumbh...
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