Mindful Memoirs

Athletes Are Made Painstakingly – Not Born                                                           – Edwin Moses Few athletes have achieved the level of dominance in sports as Edwin Moses. Between 1977 and 1987, Moses amassed an extraordinary record: 107 consecutive victories in finals, 122 wins in official competitions, and 14 world records. His unbeaten streak spanned an astonishing nine years,…

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Unveiling the NIPER Mohali Regularisation Scandal: Part V

The Peculiar Case of Mr. Jitender Kumar Chandel: Allegations of Anomalies in Appointment The appointment and subsequent regularization of Mr. Jitender Kumar Chandel as Deputy Registrar (Finance & Accounts) at NIPER Mohali have sparked serious concerns over compliance with eligibility criteria and the transparency of the recruitment process. Revelations from Writ Petition No. 28606 of…

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Mindful Memoirs

Thomson and Hingsen, Kings of athletes Daley THOMPSON (Great Britain) and Jurgen Hingsen (West Germany) first met at the European U20 Championship in 1977, and then the campaign that would last for the best part of a decade gathered pace in May 1980 in Gotizis at the world-famous Decathlon. The competition in Austria was won…

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Unveiling the NIPER Mohali Regularisation Scandal: Part III

The National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Mohali, stands accused of widespread irregularities in its employee regularisation process. This scandal, stemming from policy changes implemented in 2014, exposes serious lapses in governance, transparency, and accountability. Here, we delve into the core issues, key evidence, and implications of this controversy. NIPER Mohali initially operated…

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Mindful Memoirs

The Two-Handed Backhand: Tennis’ Greatest Innovation The 1970s, a decade defined by bell-bottoms, disco, and polyester suits, also marked a transformative period for tennis. The sport witnessed an unprecedented surge in global popularity, fueled by the construction of new tennis facilities and the emergence of professional tournaments with lucrative prize money. Tennis had become big…

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Who Insulted Dr Ambedkar – Cong or BJP?

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution, remains one of the most revered figures in Indian history. His contributions as a jurist, economist, social reformer, and politician have left an indelible mark on India’s socio-political fabric. Yet, debates surrounding his legacy are often marred by political narratives and accusations, particularly concerning allegations…

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Politics Over Unemployment

The Opposition’s narrative on unemployment in India has become a focal point of political discourse, with frequent claims of rising joblessness and economic mismanagement. However, these allegations often lack grounding in factual data, raising questions about their credibility and intent. Amidst these claims, the government, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has presented contrasting evidence showcasing…

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