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NEET reserved 75% of seats for merit-based admission and capped fees at ₹5 lakh/year — leaving private college owners just 25% of seats to monetize, often to NRI applicants at a premium

Why do the Private Medical Colleges hate NEET? Are they funding CJP?

Team PGurus - September 9, 2026

Shashi Tharoor cited a World Bank study linking Gulf migration with more conservative gender attitudes among some returnees to Keralam, calling for introspection within the Muslim community

Clarion call for antediluvianism

Projects such as rural biogas networks, India Post-led rural commerce, circular economy enterprises and sewage treatment infrastructure are presented as scalable employment opportunities

One crore new jobs

The Congress has increasingly relied on political campaigns and controversies against rivals while facing its own legal and organisational challenges

Rahul reminds us of the ape in the Panchatantra

Private developers would build and operate sewage treatment plants while reclaiming surplus land for environmentally compliant commercial and civic uses

How govt can treat untreated sewage at zero cost

A Minnesota rally for persecuted Hindus in Bangladesh reveals a deeper truth about fear, state power, and the erosion of human dignity—both abroad and at home

Human dignity under attack: From the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh...

Vijendra Agarwal - February 2, 2026 0

The trade deal that could reshape global power politics

Why the EU–India FTA matters for Europe’s competitiveness

Team PGurus - January 29, 2026 1

Republic Day 2026 became more than spectacle—it became an act of historical recovery

Vande Mataram @ 150: Culture, constitution, and a confident India

Vijendra Agarwal - January 27, 2026 0

How faith, patience, and surrender transformed a night of disappointment into divine joy

New Year at Tirumala Hills

Dr Shreekumar Menon - January 27, 2026 0

Why Western media still misunderstand Modi, India’s reforms, and the rise of strategic autonomy

India has outgrown Western paternalism

Vijendra Agarwal - January 25, 2026 0

How a National Gold Library could transform household jewellery into productive capital, strengthen the rupee, and cut imports

Uber-izing gold: For national necessity & personal prosperity

Ganesan Subramanian - January 23, 2026 0

Beyond slogans and outrage, a historical and constitutional assessment of India’s democracy, governance, and civilizational rebalancing

The State of Bharat today

Vijendra Agarwal - January 22, 2026 0

Intended to protect vulnerable students, the UGC’s new equity regulations risk hardening caste divisions, undermining meritocracy, and turning universities into zones of permanent grievance

From inclusion to exclusion: UGC’s new equity rules institutionalize caste lines...

Vijendra Agarwal - January 20, 2026 0

AI is not an IT upgrade but a geopolitical equaliser. Without a radical reset in leadership, R&D, defence co-creation, and governance, India risks missing its most consequential opportunity since Independence

Strategic reset for AI age R&D

Ganesan Subramanian - January 20, 2026 0

As wars, polarization, and institutional paralysis deepen worldwide, India is uniquely positioned to offer ethical leadership through a Global Amity Summit rooted in civilizational confidence, pluralism, and moderation

India’s initiative for a conflict-ridden world

Ganesan Subramanian - January 19, 2026 0

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