Special Reports
In a significant development, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has breathed new life into a long-pending legal battle involving employees of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Mohali. The Division Bench, comprising Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma and Justice Meenakshi Mehta, while hearing LPA No. 1022 of 2025 filed by Nisha Sharma…
Dr Buragadda Srinath A tribute to one of the greatest minds and nation-builders India has ever produced—Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar. A jurist, economist, social reformer, and above all, a tireless champion of justice and equality. While we rightly celebrate him as the Father of the Indian Constitution, one cannot help but wonder: What if Dr….
Sir Geoff Hurst: England’s Hat-trick Hero and Sporting Icon In the annals of English sport, few names command as much reverence as Sir Geoff Hurst—the only Englishman to ever score a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final, a record set during England’s historic 1966 World Cup victory over West Germany. But Hurst’s story extends…
C Pradeep Kumar India recently scored a diplomatic victory by securing the long-awaited extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana—a Pakistani-origin Canadian-American accused of being a key conspirator in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. As justice inches closer for the victims of that horrific night, an entirely unrelated—but suspiciously timed—event is unfolding across parts of the country:…
MS Shanker As I continued my deep dive into the revival of Hyderabad cricket, I had the privilege of meeting yet another remarkable former Ranji star—Maheshwar Singh. A dynamic and aggressive batsman, Singh played in an era before the likes of Krisnamachari Srikanth, Virender Sehwag, or even Rohit Sharma brought their attacking flair to Indian…
MS Shanker In a shocking show of defiance, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has openly declared that her government will not implement the Waqf Amendment Act, 2024 — a law duly passed by both Houses of the Indian Parliament. Her remarks are not only constitutionally untenable but strike at the very heart of India’s…
C Pradeep Kumar The Inside Story Still Haunts On November 26, 2008, ten heavily armed terrorists from across the border unleashed unprecedented horror on Mumbai. But long before the first bullet was fired, the nation had already been betrayed — not just by foreign enemies but perhaps by its gatekeepers. The wounds of that night…
Dr.Lalitha Pidaparthi On this World Parkinson’s Day, Renova Century Hospitals joins the global effort to raise awareness about Parkinson’s Disease (PD)—a progressive neurological disorder that often begins with something as subtle as a hand tremor but can eventually affect movement, balance, speech, and even memory. To help demystify the condition and offer valuable insights, we…
In the course of public administration, it is not uncommon to encounter resistance, disagreement, or even bureaucratic obstacles. But every once in a while, one is faced with a situation so steeped in manipulation, personal agendas, and blatant misuse of institutional processes that it demands to be documented, if only to expose the dark underbelly…
C Pradeep Kumar We often boast that we have the world’s lengthiest Constitution. But what is the worth of a voluminous document that demands constant correction? It brings to mind an old adage: “The more you write, the more mistakes you make.” Our Constitution has been amended over a hundred times — and yet it…
