A Modern Executive Campus in Central Vista Seva Teerth is a landmark government office campus located within the Central Vista in New Delhi. Conceived as a secure, modern, and efficient administrative hub, Seva Teerth consolidates India’s highest executive offices into a unified campus. Spread across Plot Nos. 36 and 38, the campus covers approximately 20.12 […]
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A Mission of Compassion The Religious Order of the Little Sisters of the Poor was founded in 1839 in France by Jeanne Jugan, later known by her religious name Sr. Mary of the Cross. She was born on 25 October 1792 in Cancale, France. Her father, a sailor, was lost at sea when she was […]
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Freedom Fighter, Ayurvedic Luminary, and Champion of Democracy Uddhavdas Mehta was born on 9 August 1911 in Bhopal to Pandit Moolchand Ji Pauranik. From an early age, he displayed intellectual brilliance and moral courage. He received formal education in Sanskrit and Ayurveda at Kashi, where he developed deep expertise in classical Ayurvedic texts and traditional […]
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50 Years of Service to the Nation Established on 1 February 1977, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has grown into a formidable maritime force, playing a crucial role in ensuring the safety, security, and environmental protection of India’s extensive coastline and maritime zones. Guided by its inspiring motto “Vayam Rakshamah” (We Protect), the Indian Coast […]
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Ancient Civilization and National Growth India is among the world’s oldest civilizations, celebrated for its vast and vibrant cultural heritage. Since gaining Independence 67 years ago, the nation has achieved significant socio-economic development across multiple sectors. Geographically located in the northern hemisphere, India extends from 8° 4’ to 37° 6’ north latitude and 68° 7’ […]
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Coffee: A Global Beverage of Flavor and Culture Origin and Early History Coffee is one of the world’s most significant beverage crops, prepared from the roasted seeds (beans) of the coffee plant. The plant grows 3–6 metres tall and is native to the highlands of southern Ethiopia. The name coffee is believed to be derived […]
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Stepwells are among the finest examples of India’s architectural brilliance, transforming simple utilitarian water structures into magnificent architectural masterpieces. Designed to cope with harsh climatic conditions and water scarcity, stepwells served as sources of water, places of worship, and community gathering spaces. Most stepwells in India are concentrated in the western regions, particularly Gujarat, Rajasthan, […]
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Indian Railways: A Catalyst of National Integration The Indian Railways, a powerful symbol of national integration and economic development, has played a transformative role in shaping transportation in India. Among its many milestones, the adoption of electric traction stands out as a landmark achievement, reflecting the organisation’s forward-thinking vision and enduring commitment to sustainability and […]
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Indian Railways: A Catalyst of National Integration The Indian Railways, a powerful symbol of national integration and economic development, has played a transformative role in shaping transportation in India. Among its many milestones, the adoption of electric traction stands out as a landmark achievement, reflecting the organisation’s forward-thinking vision and enduring commitment to sustainability and […]
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