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Rapid urbanisation, congestion, pollution, water stress and infrastructure overload have renewed the debate on administrative decentralisation

Why not distribute TN’s capital functions across the state?

Ganesan Subramanian - September 12, 2026

Researchers at IIM Ahmedabad examined around 300 popular Hindi films from the 1960s through the 2010s to identify recurring representational patterns

Unmistakable bias in Bollywood movies: What, how, why & when?

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?

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

BJP-led govt nurtured fast-paced growth and spurring economic activity in remote locations that were ‘neglected’ under the UPA 1 and UPA 2

NDA vs UPA: Data-driven study decodes growth in two eras; check...

PGurus Newsdesk - March 1, 2024 1

A sign of changing times is how Nehru’s India is transforming into Modi’s rising Bharat

The changing times: Proud moment of Ram Lalla and Hindu revivalism

Vijendra Agarwal - January 21, 2024 0

Call for a new united stand against the Anti-Brahmin Vitriol

Jambhu Theevu Pragadanam

Kumar Bala - January 20, 2024 0

Thai Pongal is an example of the Sanatana Dharma philosophy of keeping humanity happy and expressing gratitude to all beings, including nature’s forces

Secular Pongal or Pongal for the humanity?

Raja Baradwaj - January 15, 2024 0

Most international NGOs have a well-crafted mission and vision but it cannot be overlooked that many wish to exert undue influence

2023 USCIRF Report and Bharat (A country of profound confidence) Part...

Vijendra Agarwal - January 12, 2024 0

With only about 4 months to go for the LS polls, TN BJP has a big challenge ahead

How TN BJP can come to No. 1 or No. 2...

Ganesan Subramanian - January 11, 2024 0

Sadly, a misguided and poorly informed group of Commissioners continue to label Bharat as a CPC which in my informed opinion is a Country of Profound Confidence

2023 USCIRF Report and Bharat (A country of profound confidence) Part...

Vijendra Agarwal - January 6, 2024 0

The USCIRF regularly regurgitates biased and motivated comments about Bharat and such misrepresentations only discredit the organization

2023 USCIRF Report and Bharat (A country of profound confidence) Part...

Vijendra Agarwal - January 4, 2024 0

A few glimpses of change in the steadily rising and shining Bharat are discussed as we turn the page from 2023 to 2024

Turning the page: Bharat from 2023 to 2024

Vijendra Agarwal - January 1, 2024 0

While USCIRF has consistently lobbied against India since 2020, the State Department ignores the recommendations

2023 USCIRF Report and Bharat (A country of profound confidence) Part...

Vijendra Agarwal - December 26, 2023 0

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