Lawyer, Freedom Fighter and Parliamentarian Introduction Mukut Behari Lal Bhargava was a distinguished lawyer, nationalist leader and social reformer who made remarkable contributions to India’s political and legal life. Known for his resilience, eloquence and commitment to justice, he played an important role in the freedom movement and later in shaping democratic governance in India. […]
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The Upper House of India’s Parliament Introduction The Rajya Sabha is the Upper House of the Parliament of India. It plays a vital role in strengthening democracy, ensuring best parliamentary practices, and contributing to nation-building. The House functions under the chairmanship of the Vice-President of India, who serves as its presiding officer. Historical Background The […]
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Introduction The Cheomseongdae Observatory is one of the oldest surviving astronomical observatories in East Asia. Located in Gyeongju, it represents the advanced scientific knowledge and interest in astronomy that existed in ancient Korea. Historical Background The observatory was constructed in 647 A.D. during the reign of Queen Seondeok of the Silla dynasty. Built as an […]
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Introduction The Jantar Mantar at Jaipur is one of the most remarkable astronomical observatories in India. It reflects the advanced scientific knowledge and keen interest in astronomy that existed in India during the early eighteenth century. Built with large masonry instruments, the observatory was designed to study celestial bodies and improve astronomical calculations. Etymology The […]
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Introduction Yashpal was a prominent revolutionary, thinker and one of the most influential writers in Hindi Literature. Known for his fearless criticism, deep insight and powerful writing, he challenged social norms and inspired future generations through both his revolutionary activities and literary works. Early Life and Education Yashpal was born on 3 December 1903 in […]
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Introduction The peacock motif is a celebrated element in traditional Indian art and jewellery, symbolising beauty, grace and refinement. This elegant design reflects the richness of India’s artistic heritage and the remarkable craftsmanship of its artisans. The motif is prominently featured in a commemorative postage stamp issued as part of a joint philatelic issue between […]
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Introduction The cockerel (rooster) is a well-known cultural symbol in France, representing pride, vigilance and national identity. In art and tradition, the rooster has often appeared in decorative works, manuscripts and illustrations reflecting the artistic heritage of the country. Historical Artistic Representation One notable depiction of the cockerel appears in the 15th-century illustrated manuscript Heures […]
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Introduction Harivansh Rai Bachchan was one of the most distinguished poets of modern Hindi Literature and an important figure associated with the Nayi Kavita. His poetry reflected a blend of deep Indian cultural sensibilities and Western literary influence. Through his rich literary output, he left a lasting impact on Hindi poetry and prose. Early Life […]
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Introduction The soldiers of the Indian Army are renowned for their gallantry, tactical brilliance and unwavering commitment to the defence of the nation. Discipline, tradition and ceremonial excellence are also integral aspects of the Army’s ethos. These values were exemplified by the distinguished battalion 2nd Guards (1 Grenadiers), whose history reflects courage, dedication and outstanding […]
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Introduction Children represent the future of a nation and nurturing them is a collective responsibility of parents, society and the State. The birth of a child brings immense joy but also carries the duty of ensuring proper care, education and protection so that the child grows into a responsible member of society. Children’s Day serves […]
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