Inside IAS Shreyans Kumat UPSC journey
Shreyans Kumat is from the Rajasthani city of Ajmer. He went to school in Kishangarh, Rajasthan, which is close to Ajmer. Shreyans Kumat had an excellent academic track record. He earned ...
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It hasn’t fully stopped but Indians have definitely started pulling the plug on brain drain
Sundar Pichai of Alphabet Inc, Satya Nadella of Microsoft, Parag Agarwal of Twitter, and Arvind Krishna of IBM. There is something common between all these tech experts. They all are Indian-origin ...
A startup in Bengaluru made USD 80 million by creating an online marketplace for dairy farmers
A proper Made-in-India app that caters to the demands of the livestock owners looking to enhance their dairy production, a Bengaluru-based startup is opening new frontiers for the sector. Developed by ...
Kalyan Singh’s Padma Vibhushan causes a glorious meltdown in the liberal camp
A day before the 73rd Republic Day, the government of India, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi released the list of Padma Awardees who will be conferred with amongst the highest ...
Babul Supriyo cries online like a corporate coolie who was denied an appraisal
Like a kindergarten student who was not given a ribbon, A+ grade and words of assurance on his little project, former BJP MP Babul Supriyo on Wednesday took to Twitter to ...
Kejriwal, Electric bus plan is solid, only execution is remaining
After 7-years of coming to power, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal seems to be finally implementing his promises. Although, on the face, it's only tokenism in the wake of upcoming assembly elections. ...
Startup India and Make in India expected to boost employment in 2022
If one thought 2021 was simply a golden aberration for the Indian startup ecosystem and it had achieved its peak, then sorry to burst your bubble but the story of Indian ...
DU comes up with an effective solution to high cut off menace for the students
The media hype around Delhi University (DU) translates into millions aiming for a coveted seat in its colleges. But most of them are not able to make it due to exceptionally ...
Kejriwal revives Khalistan to save his sinking fortunes in Punjab
In its debut assembly elections in Punjab in 2017, Arvind Kejriwal led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) bagged 20 seats, way below the target set by the party. Fast forward five years and AAP ...
UK politicians lose their minds as Modi govt cracks down on ‘missionaries of charity’, and we love to see it
Recently, more than 6,000 non-government organisations (NGOs) had lost their license given to them under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA). One of them includes ‘missionaries of charity’. The impact of Modi govt’s ...
The Economist starts the year with a heavy dose of “Hinduphobia”
Once known as the epitome of credible journalism, The Economist seems to have drifted towards post-modern identity politics. It has started the New Year with a vile attack on Hinduism and Brahmins. The ...
The need of re-adopting the Indian Calendar
Happy 2022! Another year is upon us. It’s time to address a fundamental issue now. Should India continue following the Gregorian calendar, which is purely Catholic in nature? The obvious answer ...
