Alcohol Sales: More Coffers for Government, More Coffins for Public

Dr Buragadda Srinadh Millions of Indians are grappling with severe health issues linked to alcohol consumption, including cirrhosis, cancer, neurological disorders, heart disease, and alarming rates of premature deaths. These health crises not only cause emotional and financial distress for families but also hinder societal progress and national development. The economic burden of alcohol-related healthcare…

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Why the Endowments Acts Must Be Abolished?

C Pradeep Kumar In a country that upholds secularism and freedom of religion as constitutional ideals, the continued control of Hindu temples by state governments under various Endowments Acts is an anachronism and a constitutional anomaly. Enacted with the stated objective of streamlining temple administration and preventing mismanagement, these Acts have led instead to rampant…

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The Transformative Journey to Inner Peace

Dr B Sandhyaa Embracing Devotion and Self-Discovery “The highest form of devotion is to realize one’s true nature as divine.” —Adi Shankaracharya, The Upanishads Inner peace is not a destination but a continuous journey—one that calls for mindfulness, self-discovery, and a deep connection with the divine. In today’s chaotic world, achieving tranquility may seem elusive,…

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Mindful Memoirs

The Greatest Olympic Athlete: Al Oerter Al Oerter was the first athlete to win the same Olympic event four times in a row and the first to set four consecutive Olympic records. He is widely considered the greatest competitor ever to grace the discus arena. Despite often being the underdog, Oerter consistently rose to the…

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Should Cricket Be Part of India’s National Sports Policy?

MS Shanker As the author of the six-part investigative series Who Ruined Hyderabad Cricket? I have extensively analyzed the factors behind the decline of Hyderabad’s cricketing legacy. Now, I turn my attention to a broader issue—why has cricket, despite being India’s most beloved and financially dominant sport, been excluded from the National Sports Policy? This…

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RSS @ 100 – Unstoppable Journey – Part II

Dr Buragadda Srinadh Historically, before independence, India witnessed the emergence of various political entities, notably the Communist Party, inspired by Karl Marx’s ideology against capitalism in 1848, and the Indian National Congress, established in 1882 by British national Allan Octavian Hume to foster civil and political dialogue among educated Indians. Both institutions were foreign in…

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