Mahotsav 2023: An impressive Showcase of Regional Business Innovation and Cultural Diversity
Mahotsav 2023 was the impressive display of the rich musical and cultural heritage of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir. Attendees were treated to a captivating array of performances that showcased the diverse traditions and customs of these three regions. By Ramneek Manhas In a vibrant celebration of local talent and culture, Mahotsav 2023 which unfolded as […]
Homestay Business Workshop Signifies a Crucial Measure in Fostering Rural Tourism Promotion
Homestays have gained popularity as a unique and personalized accommodation option for travelers seeking an authentic experience in local communities. RED | Jammu The LJK Economic Growth and Development Dialogue (LEAD), in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Tourism, successfully organized a three-day homestay business workshop. The workshop aimed to empower entrepreneurs from various regions of […]
Lithium Geopolitics
As lithium continues to be used and misused, soon, there will be a new scenario related to its effects on the environment and a different narrative emerging from it. BY K. SIDDHARTHA For a consumerist society, an energy-intensive society, nothing is more important than meeting their energy requirements. Whatever camouflaging images the industrial revolution may […]
Dress Codes In Schools: A Quest For Equality
Imposing a ban on the wearing of hijab in educational institutes, where a dress code is in force, does not take away the right to practise one’s faith. BY SARA SAXENA Schools are great equalisers. When students sit in a classroom, wearing similar uniforms, and learning the same things, it creates a sense of integrated […]
Mata Chandi Shrines – End of an Imbroglio
It is an irrefutable fact that it was Thakur Kulbir Singh Jamwal who rediscovered hitherto obscure Chandi Mata Shrine at Machail Paddar during his posting in 1976 and established it as one of the most visited pilgrimage centres of Jammu and Kashmir. BY: DHARAM KANT DOGRA On 25th February 2022, a Division Bench of the […]
Bose, Not Gandhi, Ended British Rule in India
BY ANUJ DHAR In an interview to the BBC in February 1955, Babasaheb Ambedkar elucidated the reason why the British left India in 1947. Subsequently, Richard Attlee agreed Netaji was the toughest challenge the empire faced. Several defence and intelligence experts agreed, too. Why even 70 years after Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose disappeared, the people […]
CDS General Rawat was on a Mission to Modernize Army
BY RED STAFF In the unfortunate demise of General Bipin Rawat in a helicopter crash in Coonoor, Tamil Nadu, India has lost a great soldier who emerged as the country’s most senior general as its first Chief of Defense Staff and presiding over the most important transformation of the nation’s defense architecture. General Rawat began […]
An Overview of Coffee Cultivation in Nagaland
BY: SHREYA CHALLAGALLA PUBLISHED ON APRIL 27, 2021 In order to respect the brave soldiers of the country who have sacrificed their precious lives for integrity and solidarity of the country the present Government should rename important public places after martyrs so that a message in society goes that the martyrs are respected and honoured. […]
Tribute to Tushar
BY: RANJIT PARIHAR PUBLISHED ON FEBURARY 21, 2021 In order to respect the brave soldiers of the country who have sacrificed their precious lives for integrity and solidarity of the country the present Government should rename important public places after martyrs so that a message in society goes that the martyrs are respected and honoured. […]
Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa: Man of valor and courage
BY: DEBADYUTI DESGUPTA PUBLISHED ON FEBURARY 7, 2021 Field Marshal Cariappa was born in 1898 to Madappa and his wife, who worked with the revenue department. Cariappa was the second child to four brothers and 2 sisters as his siblings. Cariappa is an alumni of the Central High School at Madikeri, and passed his schooling […]