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79th Independence Day: Remembering South India’s Unsung Freedom Warriors
India’s independence was won through the sacrifices of countless men and women, many of whom remain unknown to the wider...
‘Tragic Chapter of Indian History’: PM Modi observes Partition Horrors Remembrance Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi observed the 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day' on Thursday and paid tribute to all the countless people...
Nationwide ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ Campaign to Feature MP Bike Rally, Cultural Events Ahead of Independence Day
On the occasion of Independence Day celebrations, as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the Government of India has launched...
MK Stalin Unveils Tamil Nadu’s Education Policy, Rejects NEP, Three-Language Formula
Amid the ongoing national debate over language and education reforms, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday unveiled the...
India-Sri Lanka Spiritual Partnership Deepens with Inauguration of Ashok Vatika Meditation Centre at Seetha Amman Temple
In a significant boost to cultural diplomacy and pilgrimage tourism between India and Sri Lanka, the Ashok Vatika Anushree Meditation...
Rajendra Chola to PM Modi: Reclaiming Tamil Nadu’s Forgotten Hindu Civilizational Heritage
A thousand years ago, Rajendra Chola I, the mighty Hindu emperor of Tamil Nadu, brought Ganga water to the south...
Schools in Delhi May Soon Bear Names of Local Kargil Martyrs, Says Minister on Vijay Diwas
In a move aimed at fostering patriotism and preserving the memory of local heroes, the Delhi government is considering renaming...
Ruthless Babur, Violent Akbar, Destructive Aurangzeb: NCERT Textbook Reveals Mughal Religious Intolerance
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has released its latest Class 8 Social Science textbook, Exploring Society:...
Before the Mughals: India’s Civilisation Built Gardens Long Before Babur Dreamt of Charbaghs
While Mughal-era gardens like Shalimar Bagh and Humayun’s Tomb are widely celebrated as the epitome of horticultural art in India,...
Revisiting the MANUSMRITI: Why India’s Youth Must Study This Ancient Epic
In the vast ocean of India’s civilizational treasures, few texts evoke as much passion, controversy, and confusion as the Manusmriti....
Conqueror of the Seas: Rajendra Chola and the Rise of Naval Bharat
Over a thousand years ago, when much of the world was shrouded in darkness, a powerful emperor from the Tamil...
From Raigad to Suvarnadurg: The Pride of Maratha Power Gets UNESCO Tag
On a quiet July evening, the hearts of many in Maharashtra and across India, beat a little louder, filled with...
