The power of silence

The power of silence is better felt than explained.  Depending on the situation, its power ensures success in both personal and in professional fields.  It is a belief that speech is silver and silence is gold. However, in contemporary conditions, terms and conditions apply to this belief. In the present conditions, there is a dire…

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How Legends Lift India

After the battering India endured in the Test series, the ODI leg against South Africa felt less like a bilateral contest and more like a test of character. And in that space—where nerves jangle, confidence wavers, and the dressing room can slip into self-doubt—two men stood tall once again: Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Much…

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A World Without Bharat Dharma Would Be a Wilderness Without Light

KS Nagarajan There are moments in human history when civilizations pause to ask themselves: What anchors us? What protects us from descending into chaos? For India, the answer has always been clear. The world without Bharat Dharma—not religion, but a profound way of life—would resemble a vast and dangerous forest, governed not by conscience but…

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Mindful Memoirs: Jack Dempsey, the Manassa Mauler Who Made Boxing a Million-Dollar Sport

The Birth of a Fighting Legend Long before Jack Dempsey became boxing’s first million-dollar attraction, he was William Harrison Dempsey—born in 1895 in Manassa, Colorado, to a family of Irish and Cherokee descent. His early years were marked by grinding poverty that forged the ferocious competitor he would become. Raised among thirteen children during an…

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Restoring Democratic Governance in the HCA

Special Correspondent At a time when Hyderabad cricket is already reeling from administrative chaos, parents of aspiring cricketers and the remaining upright, law-abiding affiliated club secretaries have made a direct and urgent appeal to the Hon’ble High Court–appointed Ombudsman, Justice Naveen Rao. Their plea is simple, constitutional, and non-negotiable: restore the supremacy of the General…

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Has IndiGo Let India Down? Aviation Chaos in the Shadow of a Crucial State Visit

India prides itself on being one of the fastest-growing aviation markets in the world, yet at the very moment New Delhi was hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin—a visit laden with geopolitical symbolism and strategic recalibration—India’s aviation sector presented itself as an embarrassing national spectacle. Hundreds of cancellations, thousands of stranded passengers, airports resembling chaotic transit…

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Supremacy of the General Body Is Non-Negotiable: Reasserting Constitutional Governance in the HCA

Shesh Narayan The Hyderabad Cricket Association’s governance structure is once again facing a crucial test—one that goes to the very heart of its constitutional integrity. At issue is whether the Apex Council can override a valid General Body resolution without due process, without notice, and without the mandatory institutional checks that the 2018 Amended Byelaws…

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A NIPER Employee Gets Justice from the High Court After 12 Years – Part III

Complaint of Dr. Arvind Kumar Bansal and Action Against Dr. Neeraj Kumar (Continued) ……Para 27 of the Order: Charge No. 5 once again pertained to unacceptable behaviour, insubordination, and vitiating the atmosphere of the department, allegedly resulting in the “destruction of academic ethics.” The entire basis of this charge was yet another complaint by Professor…

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