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The book “She Goes Missing” by IPS officer Simala Prasad is a powerful and timely work that brings the long-neglected crisis of missing girls into sharp and unflinching focus. With a rare blend of administrative insight, social sensitivity, and lived experience, the author illuminates one of the most urgent human rights concerns of our times.
Authored by Prof. (Dr.) Ramesh Chandra Tomar, the book “Bharat Varsh ki Swarnabha: Narendra Modi” presents an in-depth analysis of his life, personality, and impactful works. In an interesting manner this book describes how an ordinary man from an ordinary family, became prime minister through tireless hard work, dedication, and patriotism. This book also reflects
New Delhi: At the heart of India’s capital, the prestigious hall of the Constitutional Club is set to witness a remarkable celebration on September 5, 2025. The occasion is a seminar organized by Kamla Gram Vikas Sansthan on the theme “Linguistic Democracy and Indian Educational Traditions.” Yet, beyond words and ideas, the event will pay
New Delhi – Under the aegis of the Ramayan Research Council, the Sanskrit Bhushan Awards were presented at the Constitution Club in New Delhi. These awards were given to scholars who have worked towards the promotion of Sanskrit, as well as to Members of Parliament, MLAs, and Mayors who took their oaths in Sanskrit. The awards
Delhi-NCR, The sacred month of Sawan began with unwavering devotion as millions of devotees thronged Shiva temples across Delhi-NCR and northern India on the first Monday (Somwar) of Shravan Maas. From early morning, chants of “Har Har Mahadev”, “Bol Bam”, and “Jai Bholenath” reverberated through the air, marking a spiritually charged beginning to this holiest
Noida, On the first day of Sawan, one of India’s most revered months for spiritual reflection, AstroSage AI — the country’s leading astrology platform — marked a monumental achievement. Its AI-powered astrologers officially answered their 100 millionth user query, setting a new benchmark in the convergence of tradition and technology. The milestone question, answered by
New Delhi: Like every year, this year too, the Uttarakhand Lok Bhasha Sahitya Manch is offering an opportunity to learn regional languages through Garhwali and Kumaoni summer classes in Delhi-NCR. As part of the first phase, a teachers’ workshop was organized on Sunday at the DPMI auditorium in New Ashok Nagar, where training was given
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) in Mumbai, highlighting the vast potential of Indian content in driving an economic renaissance. Addressing a global audience of over 10,000 delegates, including 1,000 creators, 300 companies, and 350 startups, Modi emphasized India’s growing role as a global storytelling powerhouse. He noted
On the auspicious day of Akshay Tritiya, the Char Dham Yatra commences today. Pilgrims will be able to visit the four holy places—Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath—during the next six months. This pilgrimage is one of the most sacred in the world. All of the Char Dham locations are dedicated to a different god: Kedarnath
New Delhi, April 26:A special screening of the film “Main Nida,” based on the life of the renowned Urdu and Hindi poet and deeply sensitive soul, Padma Shri Muqtada Hasan Nida Fazli, was held on Saturday at the NFDC Auditorium on Mahadev Road, New Delhi. The film, a remarkable presentation by the celebrated duo Atul
