Significance of Bangladesh’s IMO vice presidency
By: Mehjabeen Banu The International Maritime Organization (IMO) encourages governments to work together to regulate shipping involved in international trade and to adopt the highest standards that are practical in terms of maritime safety, navigation efficiency, and the prevention and control of marine pollution from ships. The International Maritime Organization (IMO), the United Nations agency […]
PM CARES for Children: A Visionary Approach if delivered correctly
By Er. Prabhat Kishore ‘PM CARES for Children’ scheme which was launched across the country on 29th May 2021 aims to ensure comprehensive care and protection of children who have lost either one or both parents to the COVID pandemic. It aims to achieve its objective in a sustained manner, enable well-being through health insurance, […]
The Art of Arranged Marriages
By Arshid Khan Arranged marriage, a practice deeply ingrained in tradition and culture, has been a subject of much contemplation and debate. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into the intricate nuances and multifaceted aspects of arranged marriages, shedding light on the complexities that surround this age-old custom. By exploring the historical origins, the […]
Remarkable digital transformation of India
By Mohammad Hanief Widespread digital transformation in India is leading the country into an era of digital governance. The economic liberalization of 1991, industry-related reforms, and increasing interest of foreign multinationals in the Indian market spiraled into the growth of the Indian IT industry and digital infrastructure in the country. The developments in the 1990s […]
Our social festivals are losing their color
By: Dr Satyavan Saurabh India being an agrarian society, each change of season has either one or more festivals associated with it filling people with joy and entertainment. Festivals have been included on these occasions, which is appropriate and serve as a great occasion for togetherness and collective joy. In the first category, there are […]
Understanding Scoliosis
By: Dr. Prankul Singhal Scoliosis is a spinal deformity that affects millions of people, particularly during their adolescent years. It’s characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, and in many cases, the cause remains unknown. This condition typically becomes noticeable during the teenage years when the spine’s development is in full swing. To […]
Mastering the art of institutional leadership
By: Mudasir Ali Leaders in any field have to prove themselves in such a way so that others would trust their actions and words. State leaders have a different role to play for running the state administration. Dynamic leader is the one whose role seems extremely unique in different settings and who continues work in […]
When ‘Development’Became a Mass Movement: The Essence of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas
“This country has been built on such foundation of ancient cultural heritage, where we were told of only one mantra during Vedic period…which we have learnt, we have memorized – “sangha ch ch hdhvam samvadadhvam sam wo manansi janatam” – we walk together, we move together, we think together, we resolve together and together we […]
India’s international relations vis-à-vis Israel-Palestine
By: Dar Javed After the Kargil war, the AtalBihari Vajpayee-led BJP government sent then Foreign Minister Jaswant Singh to Israel for the first bilateral visit in 2000. LK Advani, then home minister, also visited Israel the same year. India felt the need to modernise its defence infrastructure after the Kargil war and sought the help […]
Decoding the Israel-Palestine Conflict
By: Dr. Rahul Bharatbhushan Kamble The attacks on Israel last week are only the beginning of a larger conflict. Netanyahu has already promised to “Deliver a huge price” and will have little interest in backing down from that vow. This is not going to be a small tit-for-tat; the unparalleled nature of the attack won’t […]
