Variety
There is more to life and politics and current affairs. In this section, we attempt to bring you articles that talk about issues and experiences that matter on a more human and personal level
Jammu and Kashmir: Three-headed ancient sculpture of Lord Vishnu recovered from river Jhelum
The ninth-century sculpture of Lord Vishnu was found on March 30 when some labourers were extracting sand from the river Jhelum
Kerala HC disposes suo moto case over Poornathrayeesa temple Thantri washing feet of Brahmins, says state can’t interfere in ancient rituals
Division Bench says there is a ‘constitutional obligation to preserve religious practices of all religions’ and a ‘corresponding duty to act in that direction’.
What if Centre had let the states manage oxygen on their own during the COVID pandemic? New book tells how Modi govt managed coronavirus...
The book 'A Nation To Protect' by Priyam Gandhi-Mody talks about the many challenges thrown at PM Modi during the covid crisis and how he overcame them.
Telangana: Magnificient Yadadri Lakshmi Narasimha temple inaugurated, stunning visuals take social media by storm
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao inaugurated the restored Yadadri temple yesterday.
A holy tomb in Pakistan’s Sindh where male donkeys are offered to fulfil the desire of a male child
Pir Syed Rajan Qattaar Jahania used to ride only donkeys for travelling long distances, that's why male donkeys are offered at his tomb
Uttar Pradesh: Hindu women stopped from carrying out ‘Basauda Pujan’ for Sheetala Mata near Idgah mosque in Mathura
Basauda Pujan is also called as 'Sheetala Saptami' or 'Sheetala Ashtami' and is celebrated every year around the Ashtami date of the Krishna Paksha of Chaitra month of Hindu calender.
Retired IPS officer says the truth of brutalities in Kashmir is scarier than what The Kashmir Files has managed to show
Dr NC Asthana has listed out the continuing massacres on Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir which has continued even after the mass exodus of 1990.
My Lai massacre: Over 500 innocent villagers, including women and children, were slaughtered by US troops on March 16, 1968
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In a gruesome violence against innocent Vietnamese villagers perpetrated by US troops. 182 women, 173 children and a total of 504 people were killed in the village of My Lai on March 16, 1968.
Malhar Rao Holkar: From a valiant warrior who established Swarajya in Malwa to a father-in-law with a difference
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Did you know that owing to an old custom among the Dhangars, Malhar Rao Holkar reserved a certain portion of his wealth as a private asset for the women of his house?
‘The Kashmir Files’ success: Local businesses offer discounts, incentives to encourage people to watch the movie
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Incentives from independent businesses have come as an encouragement for the masses to come out and watch The Kashmir Files in large numbers.
