Introduction On September 1, 2025, India officially brought into force the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, a sweeping new law that reshapes the country’s approach to managing foreign visitors, legal immigrants, and undocumented migrants. The…
The Wodeyar dynasty of Mysore is one of India’s most enduring royal lineages, with a history spanning over six centuries. Known for their remarkable blend of administrative excellence, cultural patronage, and resilience in the face…
Introduction Hinduism reveres the Divine Mother in countless forms—gentle, nurturing, fierce, and protective. Among these, Chamundeshwari, also known as Chamunda Mata or Mahishasuramardini, occupies a unique place. She is the slayer of the buffalo demon…
Was It Easier to Be Nehru or Easier to Be Modi? A Comparative Reflection on India’s Prime Ministers Introduction Every Prime Minister of India has faced unique challenges, but few comparisons are as striking as…
Introduction The size of a nation’s economy is often measured by its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which represents the total value of goods and services produced within its borders over a year. Traditionally, GDP is…
Among the towering figures of modern Gujarati literature, Umashankar Joshi (1911–1988) occupies a special place. A poet, playwright, critic, and social thinker, he was a literary force whose writings reflected the changing face of India…
In the pantheon of Gujarati literature, Jhaverchand Meghani (1896–1947) stands as one of the most beloved poets and writers. Popularly known as the Raastriya Shayar (National Poet), Meghani gave voice to the emotions of Gujarat’s…
Introduction Food is more than nourishment; it is history, culture, and continuity across centuries. Among the countless Indian dishes that carry an unbroken culinary lineage from antiquity to modern kitchens, the Medu Vada stands out.…
Early Life and Inspiration Ram Krishna Khatri was born on 3 March 1902 in Chikhli, a village in present-day Maharashtra. His parents, Shivlal Chopra and Krishnabai, belonged to a modest family background. From childhood, Khatri…
Introduction The image of the lion occupies a central place in Indian civilization. From the hymns of the Vedas to the grandeur of Ashokan pillars and the fierce deity Narasimha, the lion is not only…