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The Power of the Tune
Usuf Mir
“Raja was convinced that the people were devoted only to his tune, while the King, too, was becoming convinced that the people had begun to dance to his tune rather than the Raja’s.”
Long ago, there lived an old man in a…
UPSC at 100: When Merit Becomes Meaningful Only Through Equal Opportunity
S Ahmad
On 1 October 2026, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) completes one hundred years. Its institutional journey began on 1 October 1926, when India’s first Public Service Commission was constituted - an advisory body…
Respect and Dignity for Senior Citizens: The Cornerstone of a Viksit Bharat
B L Verma
The resolve of a Viksit Bharat will be fulfilled only when every senior citizen has the opportunity to live with respect, security and dignity, and every new generation has the opportunity to learn from the experiences…
Non-Violence: The Beauty of Life and the Foundation of Creation
Swami Devendra Brahmachari
Gandhi’s non-violence was neither cowardice nor passive acceptance of injustice. It was the strength to stand firmly with truth and resist injustice without hatred or violence. For Gandhi, the…
The Four Sultanas of Aceh: Six Decades of Female Rule
Tamanna Hazarika
“The rise of these sultanas did not just change who sat on the throne; it also marked a move from a very strict style of government toward a more orderly, law-based system.”
Between 1641 and 1699 the Aceh…
The Autumn Paradox: Apples, Alphabets and the True Wealth of South Kashmir
Muzafer Ahmad Lone
“Our apples may be famous across the world, but the minds we nurture in our classrooms are South Kashmir’s true, enduring harvest.”
The autumn breeze is just beginning to sweep through the orchards of South…
The Forgotten People Who Shaped the Delhi Sultanate
Afreen Jan
When we remember medieval kingdoms, our attention often turns to their rulers, their victories, and the monuments that have survived the passage of time. Yet, history is never made by kings alone. Behind the authority…
The Role of Muslim Women in the Azad Hind Fauj
Tamanna Hazarika
"The contribution of Muslim women to the Azad Hind Fauj is therefore an important part of the wider history of India’s freedom struggle. They served as soldiers, nurses and supporters and faced difficult…
The Digital Hometown We Build for Our Children
Muzafar Ahmad Lone
“The algorithm is a mirror; it reflects what we engage with, what we produce, what we amplify.”
We scroll, and we sigh. We click, and we cringe. Our screens, once windows to the world, sometimes feel like…
Nutrition: It’s More Than What We Put on Our Plate
Priyanka G Bansal and Aparna Mukherjee
We need a better understanding of changing dietary patterns, vulnerable groups and the drivers of unhealthy diets. We need to know what works, for whom, where and at what scale. Stronger…