Shekhar Maramraju Infrastructure is not built overnight. It is the product of vision, policy, execution and sustained political commitment. While roads, railways, ports and power projects invariably take years to complete, there are certain periods in a nation’s history when the pace of development accelerates dramatically. India’s infrastructure story since 2014 is one such chapter….
Politics has every right to question government policies. Democracy thrives on scrutiny, debate and accountability. But when political rhetoric abandons scientific reasoning and economic realities in favour of sensational allegations, it ceases to be constructive criticism and becomes little more than fear-mongering. Arvind Kejriwal’s opposition to Bharat’s E20 ethanol-blended fuel policy falls precisely into that…
There is a comforting assumption buried in most retail investing narratives: that the market is, at bottom, an intelligence test. Beat it with enough analysis, enough processing power, enough raw cognitive horsepower, and returns should follow. Three case studies, separated by three centuries, dismantle that assumption completely. Two involve certified geniuses. One involves the most…
“The Earth is my mother and the Rain-bearing Sky is my father” is not merely a poetic expression but the very heartbeat of Vedic civilization. The ancient seers perceived human existence as an inseparable part of the cosmic family. The Earth nourishes every living being with patience, while the life-giving rains sustain every seed, river,…
Lakshmanrao Upadhyayula In this sacred hymn composed by the venerable sage Śaunaka Gṛtsamada in the stately cadence of Jagatī Chandas within the Rigveda, the seer turns his consciousness toward Brahmanaspati, the divine Lord of prayer, sacred utterance, and illumined intelligence. Brahmaṇaspati is the presiding power behind mantra, the force that gives shape to thought, meaning…
At the command of Duryodhana, a formidable division of the Trigartas, consisting of three thousand expert archers, was dispatched to obstruct the irresistible advance of Sātyaki. A fierce and terrible encounter ensued. Displaying the full brilliance of his martial skill, the valiant Yādava slew five hundred renowned bowmen and shattered a thousand chariots. So relentless…
Shri Kalabhairavanath Temple is nestled amidst the serene countryside of Ankoli Village in Mohol Taluk, Solapur District, Maharashtra, the ancient Shri Kalabhairavanath Temple is one of the most revered shrines dedicated to Lord Kalabhairava, the fierce yet compassionate manifestation of Lord Shiva. Kalabhairavanath is worshipped here as the divine guardian who removes obstacles, protects devotees…
New Delhi: There is no proposal for any special session from August 16 to 18 on the women’s reservation and delimitation bills, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Wednesday night. The government is making a fresh attempt for the passage of a Constitution Amendment Bill to implement 33 per cent reservation for women in…
New Delhi, Aug. 5: Meta has apologised to the Government of India after the temporary removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech video from Facebook triggered sharp criticism from the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology, which warned the social media giant that continued non-compliance could jeopardise its safe harbour protection under Indian…
New Delhi: Exercise restraint was the message from the Supreme Court to the law enforcement agencies on Wednesday as it agreed to hear a plea seeking action against organisers of the July 20 “Sansad Chalo’ march for allegedly inciting violence. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana tagged…
