The event, held to mark Jawaharlal Nehru’s death anniversary, had secularism at the heart of the discussion, and brought together historians, professors, and scholars.
‘Pint of Science will explore other cities across India. We already have an overwhelming interest from many other cities,’ said Debarati Chatterjee, director of Pint of Science.
In her journey, Seher Hashmi and her team conducted more than 30 mental health awareness sessions across 20 cities. The initiative was titled ‘Breaking Stigma - One Mile at a Time’.
The results of the CES 2022-23 showed a dramatic decline in poverty. It didn’t take long for economists to identify the problems: a faulty methodology and the lack of transparency.
Since Modi assumed power in 2014, Pakistan has increasingly used IWT as an instrument to delay projects, said Uttam Sinha, a commentator on transboundary water issues, at a Delhi event.
Senior architects are contrasting the Yamuna floodplains project with Central Vista and Ram Mandir. They find that the DDA project lacks the seriousness of intent that the other two had.
The virtual event, We Want Peace, Not War, was organised by the Socialist Yuvjan Sabha, and brought together activists, students, and journalists from India and Pakistan.
Archaeologist Vasant Shinde’s hour-long lecture at INTACH Delhi provided a comprehensive and scholarly overview of India’s enduring maritime legacy, and the strategic significance of NMHC Lothal.
Professor and author SV Srinivas delivered a lecture at Habitat Film Festival 2025, talking about the stardom of the two southern superstars and their contribution to mass films.
We have failed terribly at two important things. One, we are reacting to this issue only emotionally, not logically. And two, we are not asking the right questions.
WhatsApp privacy policy case is among a string of matters involving practices like restrictive platform rules, pricing & billing policies, reflecting India’s tight scrutiny of market dominance.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Delhi sultanate especially kings of turk origin were notoriously racist towards Indians and extreme religious fanatics as well , all these so called secular gestures were just a way to buy more time in hindu dominated country they were surrounded by .
So basically nobody in the audience agreed with the leftist/islamist spiel? I think those that want to dilute and muddy the public consciousness with regard to Indian history should really call it a day. I think the general public is quite aware of how this narrative benefits India’s enemies while weakening the state. Probably for the first time since independence the country is largely unified in thought. Obviously this creates a problem, for India’s enemies. Divide and rule was always how invaders were able to get a foothold in India.
The Vajpeyis are an “intellectual” family funded and promoted by the the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty. There are innumerable such families who have consistently enjoyed the patronage of the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty. In exchange, they sang paeans to the “first family of India”.
Now that the Gandhi-Nehru family has been out of power for more than a decade, these families find themselves in a lurch. Dependent on state largesse and enjoying the very best of this country through the decades, all thanks to their elite social status granted by the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty, now they have to actually work for a living. No wonder they are upset and bitter.
These “intellectual families” have been praying for the Congress to return to power as the survival of their own “Zamindari” is dependent on that.
What about you Mr. Ashok Vajpeyi? And your daughter Ms. Ananya Vajpeyi?
The whole family has been engaged through the generations into denigrating and vilifying Hindus – our heritage, our customs, our rituals, our festivals, our Gods, our saints, our philosophies.
And this family has always enjoyed the patronage of the Nehru-Gandhi family. It itls this patronage which enabled them to be a part of the social elite of India – enjoying the very best of what the country has to offer.
The blood and sweat of the average Hindu fueled and funded the extravagance of this Nehru-Gandhi family enabled cabal.
And now you have the gall to complain? Shame on you.
There was a systematic denigration of capitalism in the Nehruvian world. Taxes were punitive and profit a bad word. That socialism killed the economy. Now that it is reversed and things have improved Nehru should be turned in to a god. Never to be criticised. Truth outs eventually.
Criticism and counter narratives to the leftist hegemony over Indian narratives is an absolute must. I hope the center right in India continues to highlight the deep malaise of the Nehruvian era which left us with problems in Kashmir, the North East and the enduring legacy of a peace time emergency that left no stone unturned in its effort to stifle democracy. The continuation of family rule to this day is the biggest proof of the malaise of the Nehruvian years. Its ramifications to this day means that India lacks a truly democratic and free main opposition party.
Delhi sultanate especially kings of turk origin were notoriously racist towards Indians and extreme religious fanatics as well , all these so called secular gestures were just a way to buy more time in hindu dominated country they were surrounded by .
So basically nobody in the audience agreed with the leftist/islamist spiel? I think those that want to dilute and muddy the public consciousness with regard to Indian history should really call it a day. I think the general public is quite aware of how this narrative benefits India’s enemies while weakening the state. Probably for the first time since independence the country is largely unified in thought. Obviously this creates a problem, for India’s enemies. Divide and rule was always how invaders were able to get a foothold in India.
The Vajpeyis are an “intellectual” family funded and promoted by the the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty. There are innumerable such families who have consistently enjoyed the patronage of the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty. In exchange, they sang paeans to the “first family of India”.
Now that the Gandhi-Nehru family has been out of power for more than a decade, these families find themselves in a lurch. Dependent on state largesse and enjoying the very best of this country through the decades, all thanks to their elite social status granted by the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty, now they have to actually work for a living. No wonder they are upset and bitter.
These “intellectual families” have been praying for the Congress to return to power as the survival of their own “Zamindari” is dependent on that.
What about you Mr. Ashok Vajpeyi? And your daughter Ms. Ananya Vajpeyi?
The whole family has been engaged through the generations into denigrating and vilifying Hindus – our heritage, our customs, our rituals, our festivals, our Gods, our saints, our philosophies.
And this family has always enjoyed the patronage of the Nehru-Gandhi family. It itls this patronage which enabled them to be a part of the social elite of India – enjoying the very best of what the country has to offer.
The blood and sweat of the average Hindu fueled and funded the extravagance of this Nehru-Gandhi family enabled cabal.
And now you have the gall to complain? Shame on you.
There was a systematic denigration of capitalism in the Nehruvian world. Taxes were punitive and profit a bad word. That socialism killed the economy. Now that it is reversed and things have improved Nehru should be turned in to a god. Never to be criticised. Truth outs eventually.
Criticism and counter narratives to the leftist hegemony over Indian narratives is an absolute must. I hope the center right in India continues to highlight the deep malaise of the Nehruvian era which left us with problems in Kashmir, the North East and the enduring legacy of a peace time emergency that left no stone unturned in its effort to stifle democracy. The continuation of family rule to this day is the biggest proof of the malaise of the Nehruvian years. Its ramifications to this day means that India lacks a truly democratic and free main opposition party.