Could The Government Appoint An Administrator In The Internal Disputes Within The Tata Trusts?
Tata Trusts faces a leadership rift between trustees, sparking government concern over the group’s stability and trusted legacy.
Jamia Hamdard Controversy: A Stern Test For New Registrar Colonel Tahir Mustafa
Colonel Tahir Mustafa, a serving Indian Army officer, has been appointed as the new Registrar of Jamia Hamdard, marking a bold step to combine administrative expertise with educational reform at the prestigious institution.
Syed Naseer Hussain: The Resilient Political Maverick Who Rose From Campus Protests To National Prominence
Syed Naseer Hussain’s journey from student leader to Congress stalwart highlights his resilience & vision.
The Position Of 57 Islamic Nations In Terms Of GDP, Defence, And Global Rankings
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is a 57-member group founded in 1969 to represent the political and economic interests of the Muslim world.
How US Presidential Election Is Conducted – Explained
The US presidential election is a complex, multi-step process that involves both voters and an Electoral College system.
‘The Saga Of TATAS’: Continuing The Journey – Part 2
Continuing 'The Saga of TATAS,' this explores how Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata's dreams laid the foundation for modern India.
The Saga Of TATAS; How A Family Built A Business & A Nation – Part-1
The Tata legacy started with Nusserwanji Tata, shaping India's industry & introducing innovations like silk in Mysore & welfare policies.
What Is The Significance Of PM Modi Visit To Brunei Darussalam In Terms Of Economic Cooperation And Strategic Relations
Brunei, a wealthy Islamic nation in Southeast Asia, offers high living standards, free education, and healthcare, all under a monarchy. How did Brunei achieve such prosperity, and what is the significance of PM Modi's visit?
Explained: PM Modi’s Landmark Visit to Ukraine
Modi’s engagement in Kyiv underscores India’s intent to actively participate in global geopolitical dynamics
Those Who Cannot Remember The Past Are Condemned To Repeat It, The End Of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s Legacy!
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” The End of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s legacy. 30% reservation in civil service positions to those whose total count is just 0.13% of the total population engulfed the country in unprecedented violence.
