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Mahatma Gandhi’s last journey photos scaled down
Gandhi Smriti director Dipankar Shri Gyan said, “The attempt is to create a more vibrant, interactive space for visitors of all ages and represent Gandhi’s life and values in an effective way.” He said the panels were getting ‘old’ and they were re-created on digital panels so that they are preserved for many years.
Government's plans to "rev up" Bapu's martyrdom place killing its essence, politically motivated: Gandhi kin
Gandhi Smriti, the place where M...
Govt's plans to "rev up" Bapu's martyrdom place killing its essence, politically motivated: Gandhi kin
For years, a part of Birla House that ...
Jeff Bezos arrives in India, pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat
Amazon founder and chief executive officer Jeff Bezos on Tuesday started his three-day visit to India by paying floral tribute to Mahatma Ga...
Gandhi, Nehru, Manmohan favoured helping persecuted minorities in neighbouring countries: J P Nadda
While addressing a group of minority refugees from Pakistan at the party headquarters in New Delhi, BJP working president J P Nadda said the opposition is misleading people that crores of refugees would enter India after the law and it will become a difficult task to handle them. He said the law is for those who have come to India with December 31 2014 as the cut-off date.
J P Nadda dares Rahul to speak 10 sentences on CAA, says he is misleading country
Speaking at a programme organised by a Buddhist body in support of the CAA, Nadda said it is "unfortunate" for the country that some people "exhibit their wisdom" without understanding the issue so as to mislead the masses.
Progress of top development schemes remains constrained in India: Study
"Progress across major development schemes in India, including education, health and nutrition, water and sanitation, agriculture and rural development, livelihood, among others, remains constrained due to sub-optimal utilisation of available funds, especially at the district level," Tata Trust said in a statement. "These need to be addressed urgently," it added.
Assam protests led by true Hindus: Ex-CM Tarun Gogoi
Former CM Tarun Gogoi has said that Assam’s anti-CAA protests are being led by those who believe in the teachings of Gita and Vedas and the ideals of Srimanta Sankardeva and Mahatma Gandhi.
Amazon pumps over Rs 1,700 crore into India units
Amazon Pay India has received Rs 1,355 crore from Amazon Corporate Holdings and Amazon.com.incs.Limited, while Amazon Wholesale (India) allotted shares worth about Rs 360 crore to Amazon Corporate Holdings and Amazon.com.incs.Limited, regulatory documents filed with the corporate affairs ministry showed.
1920 vs 2020: What's changed, what's not in the world, and India?
The National Football League in the USA is the world’s richest sports league at present.
View: Why the protests remind us of Gandhi’s Khilafat movement
What is remarkable about these protests is their organic nature. Muslim students took the lead. Having watched the government and Hindutva organisations push their divisive agenda since 2014, the CAA broke the dam of fear and intimidation.
Police action on Jamia students a blot on nation, CAA discriminatory: Shashi Tharoor
"Whatever happened on December 15, is a blot on nation. Without any provocation, without any intimation to the vice chancellor, they (police) entered hostels and attacked women students. Students studying in library were attacked, which is a 'shame, shame, shame' and not acceptable at all," he told the cheering crowd.
CAA made world aware of religious persecution in Pakistan: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said a section of the youth is being misguided about the Citizenship Amendment Act and asserted that it will not take away anybody's citizenship. Modi also said whoever has faith in India and believes in its Constitution can become an Indian citizen. Modi said that some people with political interests are deliberately spreading rumours about the new citizenship law.
View: Those who resist ‘new India’ have found their voice, passion and community
As ‘new India’ consolidates itself, the feelings that have been running high are fear and frustration, anger and belligerence, taunting and bullying. Arguments and factchecks, op-eds and social media dunks have not changed these feelings.
Devoured by fear: The dark history of food being used for repression
When food is given, its nature can be a problem, as with the Uighurs.
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