Left-Liberal Game: Over
Last week, I had the misfortune of running into a left-liberal masquerading as a journalist. One of those specimens who spent most of his career comfortably ensconced in a government-owned television channel, surviving not on merit but on entitlement, proximity, and ideological conformity. He greeted me with forced curiosity and then, with the characteristic smugness…
Environmental crisis: Nature will be saved not by policies but by civic consciousness
Along with the failure of governments, our lifestyle is also the biggest culprit for environmental destruction. When it comes to planting trees, enthusiasm is limited to government campaigns and photo opportunities. Saplings are planted on Tree Planting Day and forgotten the next day. No one takes responsibility for their conservation. This is why millions of…
How to beat back pain?
When we watch any television now a days, we find frequently either a young lady or an old women while working in the kitchen bending to pick up some item on the floor or to take out coffee tin from a shelf or a cupboard that is at a height, suddenly cry keeping hand on…
World Meditation Day & Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s Transformational Role
A Special Report on India’s Spiritual Gift to the World Today is World Meditation Day, being celebrated across the globe. The fact that the United Nations has recognized its importance and declared December 21 as World Meditation Day is yet another accomplishment reflecting India’s timeless ethos, civilisation and culture. After Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s relentless…
A Simple Formula for Life
This is an article series. Please read all previous articles before reading this article. The URLs for all previous articles are located in the www.special thoughts section. In the previous article, a question was asked. India is also known as Bharata, as it is named after the King Bharata. But which Bharata? How many Bharata-s…
Bheemasena met Hanuman on Gandhamadana
Across the wild grandeur of Mount Gandhamadana strode the mighty and lion-hearted Bhīma, his step as firm and graceful as a war-elephant’s march. In playful spirit he mingled with the beasts of the forest, driving away prowling predators with a careless sweep of his arm. The creepers and flowering trees trembled at his passing, while…
Arulmigu Nadhagiri Murugan Temple — Sivagiri
Arulmigu Nadhagiri Murugan Temple is situated on the sacred Athuvanakkad Hill, near Rayagiri Nagar, directly east of Sivagiri town in Tenkasi District (earlier Tirunelveli District), Tamil Nadu. Surrounded by hills, caves, natural springs, and green rice terraces, this temple offers a serene and spiritually powerful environment. Nadhagiri Murugan Temple is considered a very ancient temple,…
India will surpass Germany to become third-largest economy by 2027: Scindia
Indore: Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Saturday expressed confidence that India will surpass Germany to become the world’s third-largest economy by the end of 2027, lauding the polices and institutional reforms ushered in by the Centre under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Scindia was addressing the ‘YEF Bharat Summit 2025’ organised by the Young Entrepreneurs Forum…
Versatile Malayalam actor-screenwriter Sreenivasan dies at 69
Kochi: Sreenivasan, one of the most influential figures in Malayalam cinema as an actor, screenwriter and director, died at a government hospital here on Saturday morning, film industry sources said. He was 69. He had been facing health issues and had undergone heart surgery in 2022. Sreenivasan was travelling for dialysis at a private hospital…
