MoU Denied: How Bureaucratic Ego Killed Ayurveda at NIPER

In the annals of institutional inertia, few stories stand out quite like the one that unfolded at NIPER Mohali during my tenure as Director. I, Dr. Raghuram Rao Akkinepally, tried to sow the seeds of innovation, specifically through various Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at enhancing academic and healthcare infrastructure. What followed was a masterclass…

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Hanuman infused confidence and courage to warriors

Amidst their fateful journey, the steadfast company of the southern search party, dispatched by the sovereign Sugreeva, found themselves ensnared within the confines of an enigmatic cavern—an awe-inspiring construct wrought by the celestial artisan, Maya. Yet, by the boundless grace of the ascetic Swayam Prabha, daughter of Meru Savarni, the illustrious ninth Manu, they emerged…

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Bhadeshwarnath Temple-Basti

Bhadeshwarnath Temple, also known as Baba Bhadeshwar Nath Mandir, is a famous Shiva temple in Kakraee village, about 5–6 km from Basti district headquarters in Uttar Pradesh. It is situated near the banks of the Manorama River.The temple is said to be over a thousand years old. It is found in the Shiva Mahapurana, a…

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Violence in West Bengal direct fallout of growing Hindu-Muslim divide in country: Farooq Abdullah

Jammu: Asserting that communal hatred is weakening the country, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday said the recent violence in West Bengal was the direct fallout of the growing Hindu-Muslim divide in the country. However, the former chief minister urged people to come together and demonstrate unity as “the threat is not from Pakistan…

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Former Karnataka DGP Om Prakash found dead

Bengaluru:  Former Karnataka Director General of Police Om Prakash was found dead under mysterious circumstances at his HSR Layout residence in Bengaluru on Sunday, police said. His body was found with injuries, raising suspicion that he may have been murdered, they added. The 68-year-old IPS officer from the 1981 batch was a native of Champaran…

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Climate experts seek ‘right to cool’, heat protection for informal sector workers during summer

New Delhi: Climate experts have proposed urgent measures, including paid heat leave, free water ATMs at labour hubs, and legal recognition for the ‘right to cool’, to protect India’s informal workforce during the extreme summer months. More than 80 per cent of Delhi’s workers, including street vendors, construction labourers, and ragpickers, face severe health risks…

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