Celebrating the Dreams of Young India India celebrates Children’s Day on 14th November with great enthusiasm in honour of Jawaharlal Nehru, lovingly called Chacha Nehru by children. The first Prime Minister of India had a deep affection for children and believed that in their bright eyes lay the dreams of a strong, vibrant, and resurgent […]
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A Precious Gift to India God has blessed the Indian Church, particularly the Franciscan Clarist Congregation, with the precious gift of Saint Alphonsa—the first woman saint from India, the land of Rishis and Sages. Her life stands as a radiant testimony to the dynamic power of love: a love that leads to total surrender to […]
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Introduction Spread over 275 acres of picturesque landscape along the Hyderabad–Bangalore Highway, the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA) stands as India’s premier police training institution and one of the finest in the world. It serves as the alma mater of the Indian Police Service (IPS), shaping leaders entrusted with maintaining law, order, and […]
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Introduction Spread over 275 acres of picturesque landscape along the Hyderabad–Bangalore Highway, the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA) stands as India’s premier police training institution and one of the finest in the world. It serves as the alma mater of the Indian Police Service (IPS), shaping leaders entrusted with maintaining law, order, and […]
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Vision and Conception The Institute was conceived at the close of the nineteenth century by the visionary industrialist Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata as a “Research Institute” or “University of Research.” His dream was to establish an institution that would advance scientific knowledge and contribute to India’s development. From the initial conception in 1896, it took thirteen […]
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Vision and Conception The Institute was conceived at the close of the nineteenth century by the visionary industrialist Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata as a “Research Institute” or “University of Research.” His dream was to establish an institution that would advance scientific knowledge and contribute to India’s development. From the initial conception in 1896, it took thirteen […]
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A Symbol of Indo-Russian Defence Cooperation “Defence of country is a time-honoured function of its Government and an essential attribute of sovereignty and economic growth.” In the modern era, technological superiority plays a decisive role in national security. The extensive use of subsonic cruise missiles during the Gulf War significantly altered global strategic thinking and […]
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A Symbol of Indo-Russian Defence Cooperation “Defence of country is a time-honoured function of its Government and an essential attribute of sovereignty and economic growth.” In the modern era, technological superiority plays a decisive role in national security. The extensive use of subsonic cruise missiles during the Gulf War significantly altered global strategic thinking and […]
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The Architect of Bharatpur’s Glory Maharaja Suraj Mal was born on 13 February 1707 (Magh Mahina, Shukla Paksha Dashmi, Samvat 1763). He was the son of Maharaja Badan Singh and Rani Devaki. From an early age, he was deeply influenced by the sacrifices of Jat revolutionaries such as Veer Nandram Jat, Veer Gokul Singh, Veerdheer […]
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Preserver of the Tyagaraja Legacy Venkataramana Bhagavathar was born on 18 February 1781 at Ayyampet in Thanjavur District, Tamil Nadu, as the fifth son of Kuppiah Nannusamy Bhagavathar. He emerged as a distinguished composer of Carnatic music and a musician of great eminence. He was one of the most illustrious disciples of Tyagaraja of Tiruvaiyaru—revered […]
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