Nalanda College, located in Biharsharif, Bihar, holds the distinction of being the oldest college affiliated with Magadh University. Its origins trace back to the establishment of the Bihar English High School a century ago, with the first batch of students appearing for examinations in 1871 under the Calcutta University. The transformation of the school into […]
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Munshi Newal Kishore, often hailed as the Caxton of India, was a visionary figure whose pioneering efforts in publishing and various other fields left an indelible mark on Indian society. Born on January 3, 1836, into an orthodox Brahmin family in Aligarh, he possessed an uncompromisingly universal outlook from a young age. At the tender […]
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C. N. Annadurai, affectionately known as “ANNA” among millions of Tamilians, was born on September 15, 1909, in a lower middle-class family in Kancheepyram. Educated at Pachaiappa’s High School and later Pachiappa’s College in Madras, he demonstrated remarkable skills in oratory in both Tamil and English, as well as a talent for journalism from a […]
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12th Plenary Assembly of CCIR (the International Radio Consultative Committee) convened in New Delhi on January 21, 1970, to address technical and operational issues pertaining to radio communication and to formulate recommendations on these matters. These assemblies typically occur approximately every three years. Established in 1927, the CCIR operates as one of the permanent organs […]
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Thakkar Bapa, born on November 29, 1869, into a middle-class family in Bhanagar, Saurashtra, was originally named Amrit Lal by his father, Vithal Das Thakur. His upbringing instilled in him a deep sense of benevolence and service to humanity, which would shape his life’s work. After obtaining his Licenciate in Civil Engineering from Poona in […]
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Sadhu Vaswani, born on November 25, 1879, in Hyderabad (Sind), was an extraordinary individual who left an indelible mark on Indian society through his profound teachings and selfless service. After excelling academically and serving as a professor at various prestigious institutions, Vaswani felt a deep calling to dedicate his life to the service of God […]
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International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) defines conservation as the rational use of the Earth’s resources to achieve the highest quality of living for mankind. The organization’s primary focus is on conserving plants, animals, soil, water, air, and other natural resources essential for sustaining life on Earth. IUCN promotes awareness through […]
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Guru Nanak Dev, an extraordinary figure in history, made significant contributions to various aspects of life including art, literature, politics, science, and religion. He preached a message of love and unity to humanity, advocating active participation in the world to attain spiritual enlightenment rather than seeking seclusion. Nanak emphasized the oneness of God and humanity, […]
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The moon, long a source of inspiration for poets and lovers, a companion during nocturnal activities, and a guide for sailors, has always retained an aura of mystery despite its familiarity. Fifteen years ago, the idea of sending humans to the moon would have been dismissed as mere fantasy, but today, it has become a […]
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The 57th Inter-Parliamentary Conference, held in New Delhi from October 30th to November 7th, 1969, brought together parliamentary groups from various countries under the umbrella of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU). Established in 1889, the IPU aims to foster personal contacts among members of national parliaments and promote common action to strengthen democratic institutions and advance […]
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