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100 Great IITians: Torch Bearers for Viksit Bharat 2047 Honoured at Jio World Centre, Mumbai
Cdr. VK Jaitly presented a copy of his book 100 Great IITians Dedicated to the Service of the Nation to Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnav during PIWOT 25 event of PanIIT Mumbai on Saturday
Mahatma Gandhi’s Communication Style: A Lesson for Modern Public Relations
MK Gandhi, the Great Revolutionary of 20th century, who preached Peaceful Resistence- 'Ahinsa' was also a perfect communicator. World renowned PR Guru, * Dr. Suresh Gaur analyses his process of applying Communication skills to lead the…
Remaining Connected, during Covid-19 epidemic
Our regular columnist veteran Lt. Gen. Raj Kadyan gives an account of his experiences during Covid-19 treatment and myths prevelent
काफिरोफोबिया से बाहर निकल हिंदू समाज पर हमलों से बाज आएं, इस्लामिक कट्टरपंथी: सुरेन्द्र जैन
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नई दिल्ली: देशभर में लगभग डेढ़ दर्जन से अधिक स्थानों पर श्री गणेश उत्सवों के आयोजनों पर हुए जिहादी हमलों से आहत विश्व हिंदू परिषद ने आज चेतावनी दी है कि इस्लामिक कट्टरपंथी काफिरोफोबिया से बाहर निकल कर हमारी…
Sunday Musings: Learning a Golf Lesson
Our veteran specialist on Defence and Social issues Lt. Gen. Raj Kadyan recollects interesting episodes from his Golf playing days
PR veteran Prof Bhanawat emphasizes role of AI as a catalyst for Innovation, in PRS Delhi Webinar
He underscored AI's transformative influence across the content lifecycle, from creation to distribution and translation.
India’s Unhealthy Obsession With Fake Babas Continues
Our Community Healthcare expert Dr Naresh Purohit* (Advisor-National Mental Health Programme) delves into the menace of godmen and its root causes
Book Review: ‘Nehru’s First Recruits’ by veteran journalist Kallol Bhattacherjee
Veteran communicator GS Bawa reviews the book on Independent India's search for a team that projected newly freed nation on foreign soils
“Nehru’s First Recruits” by Kallol Bhattacharjee released at FCC New Delhi
Is Book Reading catching up or just the season is over? an insider view by veteran PR Guru Gurmukh Singh Bawa
Sunday Musings: The Missing Blanket
Our specialist on Defence and International Affairs, *Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Raj Kadyan narrates his horrifyimg combat episode with chilly Paris weather on his first visit to French capital
Politicians are prone to stress induced hypertension amid elections: Dr Purohit
Our specialist on Community Health issues *Dr. Naresh Purohit addresses a seminar on impact of Hypettension on political leaders during LS Polls
The Mid-week Musings: Digital Age- the Unstoppable Intrusion
Our veteran Defence and international affairs expert *Lt. Gen. (R) Raj Kadyan is caught between Old School Finger-tip Counting and Digital Avantage
New Year Resolutions – A Futile Pursuit
Our regular contributor on defence, current affairs and Daily column, Lessons from History, veteran Raj Kadyan Lt. Gen. (Retd) recounts his family chats to prove his point
The Colonial Legacy of British Rule over Indians
Our regular contributor on Defence and Today's Motto feature, Lt. Gen. (R) Raj Kadyan recounts British cruelties on Indians during Freedom Movement
New vintage car policy to provide relief to owners
The policy is expected to be finalized in a couple of weeks, officials said. As per the rules, four-wheelers beyond a certain age are not allowed to ply on city roads.
Sunday Musings: The Wonder Drug, Fix-it-All !
Gurugram: It was the summer of 1976. We were taking part in a high-level Army exercise in Punjab. Some staff officer with a perverse sense of humour had codenamed the exercise ‘Summer Holiday’. While there was plenty of summer, but…
Proverbially speaking: Lessons on Political Labyrinth
Quotation books are full of advisories concretised into eye-catching single liners. Gullible folks then try to put these to practice, not always getting helpful results. There are occasions when the advice works more effectively when stood…
Infertility: Growing Infertility in Some Regions and Sections of India, One of the Toughest…
Our specialist on public health issues Dr. Naresh Purohit* underlines the negligence in facing the challenge
Sunday Musings: Mind Your Numbers !
London: An average human brain is known to have a finite storage capacity. If one tries to crowd in more bytes, some earlier ones get pushed out.
I have a head for figures. They get permanently lodged in the cranium. And once there, they…
Sunday Musings: The Language of Tender Love
London/Gurgaon: I met Monami in 1991. Her mother was the concierge of the building where we lived in Paris. It was a case of love on sight. I was then a Brigadier nudging fifty and she had just turned three. By some logic she concluded I…