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Shahroz Ali Khan's Grit Takes Him Places in the Glam World
Undeterred by rejections and barriers, he persisted, starting off by assisting senior producers and directors to learn the ropes of film-making.
Exclusive Interview: Astrologer Pankaj Khanna Explores the Impact of Astrology, Gemstones, and Vastu on Well-being
Mr. Khanna emphasized the integral role of astrology in guiding individuals toward a more balanced and prosperous life.
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Overzealous Aadhaar implementation a lost national security opportunity
Both the present and previous governments had different priorities with Aadhaar. And both of them missed the opportunity to truly use it in the interest of national security.
Not just a 'perception problem', Rafale deal could set a bad precedent
Should not the logic that was applied to 2G spectrum and coal applied to defence offsets as well?
The Upanishads, India's enduring legacy of Self-knowing
Self-knowledge is the foundation of all knowledge. If we don't first know ourselves, how can we claim to truly know anything at all?
Is Rahul Gandhi carrying out ISI agenda? Attack on Rafale deal, SPG indicate so
Has Rahul Gandhi been compromised? Joining the dots leads you to this inference. But we do not know.
Narendra Modi has lots in common with Indira Gandhi in style, populism and opposition
Narendra Modi and Indira Gandhi are in contrasting contexts, yet there are striking similarities in their style and populism
Making a sense of Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) elections
For an outsider, the JNU election is all about ‘laal salaam, comrade, hum ladenge saathi’ and of course, Kanhaiya Kumar.
Sri Ganesha as the Cosmic Guru
The primary icon of India's knowledge based civilization is Sri Ganesha, who represents the power of knowledge on all levels.
Navjot Singh Sidhu should use his 'jhappi diplomacy' for these goals with Pakistan
Terror camps and drug trafficking may be too advanced for Sidhu, so here is a simpler wish list.
As Akshay Kumar turns 51, a look at how he is a rogue turned into a reluctant hero
There is more to Akshay Kumar's success than meets the eye. He is a super-canny entrepreneur with a penchant for tapping the nation's hankering for heroes.
Blame for fuel price shock definitely lies with NDA government. Here's why
When 'international developments' were favourable, the NDA government took credit for something it didn't do. Now that situation is unfavourable, it doesn't want to take the blame.
Why food delivery boys in India can earn more than PhDs
It is a cultural thing with Indians, and it takes a while for culture to change.
Krishna and the Mahabharata hold lessons on the challenges of today's India
Let us call upon the wisdom of Sri Krishna to overcome our human problems and manifest our deeper Divine potential.
Demonetisation was a war on terror funding, that's why it is still criticised
Efforts had also been made to interfere with the intelligence agencies, which were exposing the fake currency racket.
Rahul Gandhi and RSS should debate each other
The fact is that you cannot wish away the past, but it is equally true that young Indians need a modern India.
Talk of South-North tax divide is mischief, focus on court pendencies instead
That the payment of taxes is without quid pro quo is a basic lesson in law schools.
Navjot Sidhu should understand there can be no Sidhuisms in national security
The Pakistanis simply laid a bait, and Sidhu accepted it.
Battle for Laxmibai: Will Kangana Ranaut succeed in becoming the Rani of Jhansi?
If she manages to play the Rani of Jhansi, she would have succeeded where others like Vyjanthimala, Hema Malini, Raakhee Gulzar and Sushmita Sen could only dream of.
Does Imran Khan have the gall to take India policy out of Army-ISI hands?
Successive Pakistani prime ministers have failed or have been too afraid to take on the military-ISI establishment.
Kerala floods are man-made, they happened because we ignored the experts
Sadly, the past 25 years have seen India make heroes out of those who talk big on growth while dismissing environmentalists as 'anti-development'.
Why India's ancient Rigveda remains one of humanity's most important books
As perhaps humanity's oldest book, the Rigveda remains one of its most mysterious.