Special Reports
U Lakshman Rao In the vast domain of the Nexus, many kings and demons held sway, perpetrating heinous acts upon common folk and unleashing their wrath, especially upon women. Without conscience, they laid waste to nature, plundering her sacred wealth for selfish gain. Mother Earth, aggrieved by the calamity befalling her, took the form of…
The Cancer of Corruption Spreads: Brokers, Bribes, and the Betrayal of Hyderabad’s Young Cricketers. As I continue my relentless effort to expose the rot that has hollowed out Hyderabad cricket, a particularly sordid episode last week laid bare the depth of corruption and moral decay infecting the system. This case isn’t just disturbing—it’s emblematic of…
George Herman “Babe” Ruth Jr. is one of the most iconic figures in baseball history, but his journey from a troubled childhood in Baltimore to becoming a legend was anything but ordinary. Born on February 6, 1895, in the rough Pigtown section of Baltimore, Ruth was the son of German-American parents, George Sr. and Kate…
Rot, Reform, and the Rare Idealist In my ongoing conversations with those who once brought pride to the Hyderabad Ranji team, I met a man whose story is both inspiring and maddening, for what it says about personal integrity and the institutional rot that now surrounds it. Meet Rayapeth Arjun Swaroop, a forgotten gem of…
Temple lands across India are under serious threat. These lands, which hold spiritual, historical, and social value, are increasingly falling victim to encroachments, political exploitation, and administrative neglect. Unlike defence or forest lands—both protected by robust central legislation—temple lands are governed by inconsistent state-level laws, making them easy targets for land grabbers and vote-bank politics….
The untold story of how Rajneesh Tingal, a former Joint Secretary in the Department of Pharmaceuticals, dismantled parliamentary oversight, misrepresented court directives, and concentrated unchecked power in India’s premier pharmaceutical institutions. In a shocking saga of bureaucratic overreach, manipulation, and institutional subversion, Rajneesh Tingal, former Joint Secretary in the Department of Pharmaceuticals, stands accused of…
The article addresses a critical issue in today’s society: the urgent need for media literacy in an age dominated by misinformation, particularly through social media. As global dynamics shift rapidly, nations are compelled to prioritize their security and prosperity. Meanwhile, individuals across professions engage with current events, often interpreting them through personal lenses. Social media…
Dr. Sandhyaa Bombay The idea that human understanding has limits is a recurring motif across the vast landscape of spiritual literature, transcending traditions and cultures. The universality of this theme, found in diverse sacred texts, reveals the wide spectrum of human perception regarding the Divine. Rooted in personal experiences of faith, cultural backgrounds, and traditional…
Girja Shankar Dixit Hockey, long regarded as India’s national sport, has a storied legacy filled with iconic players who have etched their names in the annals of history. Among these legends stands Prithipal Singh, a name that commands respect and reverence in Indian hockey circles. Known for his powerful drag flicks and fierce determination, Prithipal…
Shubman Gill inherits a legacy, not just a team Maheshwar Singh A new World Test Championship cycle is upon us, and with it, Indian cricket is entering uncharted waters. The retirement of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma — two modern-day stalwarts who carried Indian cricket through a transformative era — has created a leadership vacuum….
