What is worrying is the misuse of government officials

The growing mistreatment of government officials is becoming a significant issue as they strive to perform their duties impartially and without bias. Many civil servants often face threats, harassment, and undue pressure from individuals or groups dissatisfied with their choices. This disturbing trend can erode the integrity of governance, impede ethical behavior, and undermine public…

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RSS @ 100: An Unstoppable Journey – Part I

Dr Buragadda Srinadh As the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) approaches its centenary celebrations, your e-paper wishes to feature this unique Hindu organization’s formation, ideals, and goals in a three-part series. The RSS’s contribution to the nation is immeasurable—an indisputable fact. This series aims to address apprehensions among some sections regarding its entrenched controversies.  – EDITOR…

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Bangladesh slams Gabbard’s remarks on minority persecution

Dhaka: The interim government of Professor Muhammad Yunus refuted US National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks on the alleged persecution of minority communities in Bangladesh saying her comments were “not based on any evidence or specific allegations”. “They (Gabbard’s comments) paint an entire nation with a broad and unjustified brush,” the chief adviser’s office said…

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Demolishing Aurangzeb’s Tomb: Just or Political?

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s endorsement of the demand to remove Mughal emperor Aurangzeb’s tomb in Khuldabad, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district, has sparked fresh controversy. His deputy, Eknath Shinde, has also backed the move, citing Aurangzeb’s historical atrocities and efforts to subjugate India. However, the state government faces a legal hurdle: the previous Congress administration designated…

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