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How a devotional composition became one of India’s most beloved spiritual traditions

Sri Venkatesa Suprabhatam: Terrestrial Greetings for a Celestial God

Dr Shreekumar Menon - March 28, 2026

How policy, infrastructure, and social reforms are transforming Uttar Pradesh into a growth engine

Nine years of Uttar Pradesh’s reconstruction: A golden resolve for prosperity

Landmark verdicts against Meta and YouTube could reshape the legal framework governing social media platforms

Are Meta (Facebook) and YouTube in trouble?

Rare earth power: China vs the US supply chain

China’s Goldanomics – Sell Rare Earths to the US and get paid in Gold, through Switzerland!

Political analyst claims CPI(M) and Congress sought approval from Church and Muslim leaders for candidates

CPI(M), Congress openly court Islamic extremists for Assembly polls

Kashmiri Pandits – the Victims of Denial

Kashmiri Pandits – the Victims of Denial

Team PGurus - January 19, 2016 0

Manohar Parrikar Pg

To end pain, inflict pain on enemy: Parrikar

Author - January 12, 2016 0

The real story behind AwardWapsi and Intolerance

The real story behind AwardWapsi and Intolerance

Author - January 2, 2016 13

Women Pg

Women entrepreneurs more celebrated than men

Author - November 24, 2015 0

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BOOKS

Does A World Adrift capture today’s geopolitical reality, or does it overlook the deeper structural shifts reshaping the world order?

Book review: “A World Adrift” — Manish Tewari’s foray into global...

From command-economy socialism and policy paralysis to neglected infrastructure and education, India’s long journey through poverty reflects decades of flawed economic choices

Book review – A Sixth of Humanity

A review of how religion and political narratives shape public discourse

Book review: Hindutva and Hind Swaraj

From Field Marshal Manekshaw’s leadership lessons to today’s talent playbook

Book review: The evolution of talent as science and technology progress

When the winner writes history, the loser is often erased. Indian academia’s left‑leaning historians, critics argue, have recast ancient and medieval narratives—excluding the river Saraswati River, down‑playing texts like the Ramayana, and labelling dissenting scholars as “Sanghis”

Book Review: I, Witness by Shahid Siddiqui

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