Propaganda and Cultural Subversion, particularly target destroying a nation’s culture slowly and steadily by propagating false (or incomplete) information to the masses, employing various mass media and the internet. A successful cultural subversion doesn’t take place overnight, rather it takes years or sometimes generations to get implemented. In subtle terms, cultural subversion is not about […]
‘LOKMANYA’ – I am pretty sure that it’s because of ‘BAL GANGADHAR TILAK’ written ahead, you must have got to know this term for the first time! Very few people can influence the mindset of an entire state, rather, that of an entire nation. Very few were the people during the times of our independence
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Every year on July 26, India honours the soldiers who gave their lives in the Kargil War by observing Kargil Vijay Diwas. Without a doubt, the conflict illustrates high-altitude fighting in hilly terrain and poses substantial logistical challenges for the opposing parties. In the conflict, the Indian Army launched “Operation Vijay” in 1999 to retake
From Surprise to Victory – The Saga of Kargil! Read More »
The events that led up to the Indian Rebellion of 1857, commonly referred to as the “Sepoy Mutiny” and “India’s First War of Independence,” involved an Indian soldier named Mangal Pandey. His name has come to be linked to the insurrection of 1857. Mangal Pandey, a devout Brahmin by faith, served as a Sepoy (soldier)
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Baji Prabhu Deshpande, one of the most valiant and brave Maratha warriors ever, lost his life in the service of his Raja, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, on July 14, 1660. The ‘Battle of Pavankhind’, a key rearguard engagement that made it possible for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj to flee the Panhala fort, is linked to the legend
Baji Prabhu Deshpande: The Great Sacrifice of the Maratha Empire, c.1660 Read More »
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj – for any Indian, or for that matter, any Maharashtrian, these 3 words are enough to spark the fury of inspiration and instil their minds with an intense ray of hope. He was born as a human being but when the time of his demise arrived, he was a demigod! Not just
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj – A Demigod amongst Men! Read More »
According to recent projections, India’s gross domestic product (GDP) reached US $ 3.75 trillion by FY23 and is on track to achieve US $ 5 trillion by March 2026 provided growth rates of 6.5 to 7% are maintained in the years to come. In March 2015, it had a GDP of US $ 2.2 trillion,
Economy of India: Defying the Odds with Full Throttle (FY22-23 AND 23-24) Read More »
To begin with, there are countless anecdotes and real-life stories of how the Britishers tortured and tormented the Indians whenever they got even a petty reason to do it! But as a matter of pride, many Bravehearts repeatedly roared to resist the oppressive British empire through their daunting and gallant acts of armed revolution. The
Chapekar Brothers: The Great Unsung Heroes, c. 1869-1898 Read More »
23rd March 1931, 19:29 hours, Lahore Central Jail… Within a minute, something breathtaking was about to happen! The holy land of Bharat was about to get stunned & mesmerized by the temporary standstill of the revolutionary fire that was ignited by the young compassionate Bravehearts, which had instilled fearful tremors in the hearts of the
The Great Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev & Rajguru, 1908-1931 Read More »
The Indian Constitution is the country’s highest law. The document outlines the framework that delineates the core political code, as well as the fundamental rights, guiding principles, and responsibilities of citizens. It also spells out the organisation, methods, powers, and duties of governmental institutions. It is the world’s longest-written national constitution. It confers constitutional supremacy
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We all know that India is the cradle of civilization, but how many of us know that it is also one of the first (if not, the first!) countries which had the origins of the modern-day democratic system of government? Even before the “Magna Carta” was signed 450 years ago and Constitutional Democracy was established
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In today’s fast-paced, outrageous and ever-evolving era that we’re living in, it’s quite an arduous task to develop a solution-oriented mindset and launch a “counter-offensive” against all the problems that we face! However, we tend to forget that the solutions that we’re seeking are already available to us in many forms, and we just tend
The Power of Bhagavad Geeta, Solutions for 6 Major Issues Read More »