Opinion
Opinion | The Millennia-old History of Kashi Vishwanath
The history of the Kashi Vishwanath temple is filled with tales of repeated destruction by Islamic invaders and rebuilding of the temple by Hindus until Aurangzeb destroyed it in 1669. It was more than a century later that Rani Ahilyabai rebuilt it
Opinion | Reviving India’s Great Rivers: How Modi’s Leadership is Saving the Lifelines of India
With initiatives like the Narmada Seva Mission, Project Devika, and the Namami Gange project, India is not only reclaiming its own sacred waterways but also setting an example for the world
Opinion | Is Sandeshkhali The Beginning of Mamata Banerjee’s End?
Now the whole country knows what a hellhole the Trinamool Congress has turned West Bengal into, but rather than any central agency taking action, the party of hoodlums will script its own downfall
Right Word | After Maldives, ‘India Out’ Campaign in Bangladesh
Feeding anti-India sentiments, especially among radical Islamists, seems to provide fuel for the ‘India Out’ campaign in Bangladesh. However, there is also a growing concern about whether this campaign could spell economic trouble for Bangladesh
Right Word | How Pakistan Army Brazenly Stole Electoral Mandate
This blatant manipulation of the popular mandate by the Pakistan Army-led establishment underscores the lengths to which the generals in Rawalpindi will go to retain control of the country
Opinion | India Cultivating the Role of a Renewable Energy Vishwaguru
India’s strides in renewable energy solidify its position as a frontrunner in Asia’s clean energy transition. Under PM Modi’s leadership, the nation has not only set ambitious targets like achieving 500 GW of renewable capacity by 2030 but has also implem...
Opinion | India-UAE Friendship: The Modi Factor
PM Modi’s visit to the UAE underscores the deepening and multifaceted ties between the two nations. Beyond religious landmarks, the relationship encompasses robust economic partnerships, exemplified by burgeoning trade and significant investments
Opinion | Assam: A Case Study of Public Service Excellence Under the Double Engine Government
Assam, which remained for decades, post-independence, under the grip of terror, militancy, agitation and underdevelopment, now sees a shining ray of new age development and all-round peace and progress under the double engine government of the BJP
Opinion | Haldwani to Bareilly, Seven Decades of Pseudo-Secularism Has Come Home to Roost
Haldwani, Bareilly and Damoh could be trailers of a much bigger plot. The State has to handle it with a firm hand, but without falling into well-laid traps which could lead to giving the miscreants public sympathy
Opinion | Narasimha Rao Was a Batman of Indian Politics, Bharat Needed to Acknowledge this Ratna
By awarding the Bharat Ratna to PV Narasimha Rao, the Modi dispensation has corrected a historical injustice deliberately orchestrated on those not having the Gandhi-Nehru surnames
OPINION | From Blue Dots to A Blue Dawn: Lakshadweep And Nicobar
The Indian government has planned a Rs 3,600-crore-plus infrastructure upgrade for the Lakshadweep islands to transform them into a tourist hub. Similarly, the Nicobar Island chain is also set for a huge makeover, with the Greater Nicobar development proj...
Opinion | Determining The Hindu Character of Gyanvapi Mosque Will Be Easy. But, Thanks to The Left, Reclaiming It Won’t Be
The Hindu side that wants to reclaim the site on which the Gyanvapi mosque has been built is convinced that it was built upon the original temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Muslim side, represented by the Gyanvapi Masjid Committee, denies this. Just as...
Opinion | For PM Modi, Ram Mandir and Ram Rajya Have Always Been Indispensable Guiding Pillars
It appears that Lord Ram has anointed Prime Minister Narendra Modi as his chosen disciple, leading the charge since 2014 to establish a modern-day Ram Rajya
Opinion | Scindias And Gaekwads: Saga of Two Maratha Dynasties
Scindias and Gaekwads have a long history of collaboration for the furtherance of common goals of Maratha Empire. Both dynasties ruled the top 21 Gun Salute states Baroda and Gwalior respectively, amongst more than 500 princely states of South Asia
Opinion | Three Issues that Tried to Distort Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir Debate
The JNU historians and Muslim scholars in their zeal to prove Babar had not destroyed any temple to build a mosque, not only distorted facts and argued using half-truths, they also tried turning Ram and Ram’s association with Ayodhya into a myth
Right Word | Chinese Games in Maldives: Another Disaster in Making
The apprehension now is that under Muizzu, given its pro-China stand, Maldives is going to fall into the verge of another debt trap by China