Childhood Wounds: The hidden force behind life’s struggles
Whether it’s self-doubt at work or struggles in relationships, the roots often trace back to unresolved childhood wounds Have you ever wondered why life keeps pulling you back, no matter how hard you try to move forward? Maybe you find yourself repeating the same mistakes in relationships, doubting your abilities at...
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It is getting hot!
11 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Philippines confronts Chinese assertiveness
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India’s sovereignty in the crosshairs: Navigating global challenges
11 December 2024 | Santhosh Mathew -
Transforming Organisational Behavior
11 December 2024 | Ravi Valluri -
A roadmap for modernising India’s security framework
11 December 2024 | SUDHIR HINDWAN -
The imperative of continuous learning in India’s AI-driven future
10 December 2024 | Sumit Shukla -
Brain Rot in the Digital Age
10 December 2024 | Sakshi Sethi
Addressing Hindu persecution in Bangladesh
India must take decisive action to safeguard the persecuted and assert its role as a defender of minority rights, cultural identity and regional stability The escalating persecution of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh cloaked under the guise of political shifts and regime change, underscores an alarming resurgence of communal violence. With reports...
Be receptive to contrary point of view!
As social beings, our lives are deeply intertwined with communication, but the same can often become a source of conflict We are social beings. Communication with others is as integral to us as breathing. We often find conflicting conversations blowing out of proportion, sometimes leading to even a break in relationships....
Renewed vigour
PM Modi and the King Wangchuck’s meeting strengthens ties with the Himalayan kingdom and lays the groundwork for future collaboration India and Bhutan share a relationship rooted in historical ties, cultural affinity and a deep commitment to mutual progress. This bond was reaffirmed during a recent high-level meeting between Indian Prime...
Superpower retreats and their fallout
Russians abandoning Assads is a stark reminder of the fact that promises of steadfast allegiance can falter when geopolitical will and resources wane The Vietnam War was fought between the forces of the North (supported by the Soviet Union and China) and those of the South (supported by the United States...
World Climate Day: A call for inclusive and urgent action
Addressing climate change requires shared responsibility. Wealthy nations must fulfill financial and technical support commitments Climate change disproportionately affects the world’s poorest and most vulnerable communities. For them, it’s not just an environmental issue but a daily struggle for survival. Living in precarious conditions, these populations bear the brunt of climate-induced...
End of an era
The fall of Damascus to rebel forces and Bashar al-Assad’s flight marks a watershed moment in Syrian history The Assad family’s grip on Syria, a legacy spanning more than five decades, has come to an end. The dramatic overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, following the rebel forces’ breach of Damascus, marks the...
Domestic compulsions get the better of Trudeau
While the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s focus on India may serve short-term political goals, it risks long-term damage to bilateral relations Recently, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) made sensational claims accusing Indian diplomats of engaging in acts of violence, intimidation, and murder targeting Khalistani extremists, allegedly with the help...
