Marksmanship and Training in the Indian Army Shooting and marksmanship are core components of military training in the Indian Army, demanding discipline, precision, focus, and mental strength. Women soldiers undergo the same rigorous training standards as their male counterparts, developing professional shooting skills essential for operational readiness and battlefield effectiveness. Women Soldiers and Excellence in […]
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Symbol of Discipline and Unity A military parade is a powerful symbol of discipline, unity, and national pride. It showcases the professionalism, coordination, and ceremonial traditions of the armed forces, reflecting the core values of duty, honour, and service. Through precise movements and synchronized formations, a military parade represents the strength and preparedness of the […]
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Symbol of Leadership and Professionalism Women Officers on Parade represent leadership, discipline, and professionalism in the Indian Army. Marching with confidence and precision, women officers embody the core military values of duty, honour, and integrity. Their presence on parade reflects their growing leadership roles and their rightful place in the armed forces. Equality and Integration […]
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Arrival and Early History The Indian Origin Tamils (IOT) of Sri Lanka, also known as Malayaga Tamilar or Hill Country Tamils, are descendants of workers who migrated from Tamil Nadu to Sri Lanka in the 19th and 20th centuries. The first group arrived in 1823 to work in the coffee estates of then Ceylon. Over […]
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Diamond Jubilee of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) The Chinese aggression of 1962 was a turning point in India’s national security outlook. It compelled policymakers to rethink strategies, particularly concerning China. Beyond military responses, an out-of-the-box solution was envisioned, leading to the creation of the Special Service Bureau (SSB) in 1963 under the Cabinet Secretariat at […]
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Life and Vision of Swami Vivekananda Early Years Born on 12 January 1863 in Kolkata as Narendra Nath Datta, Swami Vivekananda belonged to an affluent family. By the time he graduated from Calcutta University, he had acquired a deep knowledge of Western philosophy, history, and literature. A natural seeker with a yogic temperament, he practiced […]
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Power of Indian Classical Music Ancient Indians believed deeply in the spiritual power of music. Ragas were considered capable of healing both the mind and body. This understanding gave birth to Indian Classical Music, a tradition that demands lifelong dedication and devotion.Learning classical music is like learning a language – once the basic notes are […]
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Khartargachha Millennium Stamp – Celebrating a Thousand-Year Legacy of Jain Wisdom and Compassion The Department of Posts proudly commemorates a thousand years of spiritual legacy, scholarship, and service to humanity with the release of the Khartargachha Millennium Stamp. This special issue honors one of the oldest and most revered sects of Jain Shwetambar tradition — […]
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Apostle of Non-Violence and Peace Early Life and Spiritual Initiation Acharya Sushil Kumar, lovingly known as Guruji, was born on June 15, 1926, in Sikhopur, Haryana, later renamed Sushilgarh in his honor. At the age of seven, he left home to live with Shri Chotelalji Maharaj, and later received spiritual guidance from Shri Roop Chandji […]
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The First Freedom Fighter Against European Powers Turbulent Times in Tulunadu The arrival of the Portuguese in the 16th century turned Tulunadu into a hotbed of unrest. Local dynasties such as the Bangas, Ajilas, Chautas, and Sawantas, often in conflict among themselves, now faced a new challenge from the Europeans. The Chautas of Ullal, a […]
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