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Every year, the people of Assam come together to celebrate Madhabdev Tithi, a day that honours the life and teachings of Mahapurush Sri Sri Madhabdev, one of the most important saints of the Neo-Vaishnavite movement in Assam. The event is not just about remembering a spiritual leader but also about keeping alive the traditions, music, and values that define Assam’s cultural identity. Who was Madhabdev? Madhabdev (1489–1596) was a poet, saint, and reformer who carried forward the work of Srimanta Sankardev, the founder of the Neo-Vaishnavite faith in Assam. Originally from a Sakta background, Madhabdev became a devoted disciple of…

The Delhi Police recently uncovered a terror module that was allegedly planning to establish a ‘Khilafat zone’ in India. According to police reports, the suspects aimed to declare a part of the country as an Islamic state and carry out violent activities to further their agenda. This case highlights how some terror groups are shifting their focus towards territorial control and governance, rather than just isolated attacks. The operation involved coordinated raids across multiple states, including Delhi, Jharkhand, Telangana, and Madhya Pradesh. Five individuals were arrested during the raids. Authorities believe the module had connections with handlers in Pakistan, who…

Housing Boom in the Making Mumbai is set for a housing revolution. By 2030, redevelopment projects across the city are expected to deliver more than 44,277 new homes worth ₹1,305 billion, according to a new Knight Frank India report. Since 2020, 910 societies across Greater Mumbai have signed redevelopment agreements, unlocking nearly 327 acres of land. Yet, this is only a start. With 1.6 lakh societies older than 30 years still eligible, the city’s redevelopment journey is just beginning. Suburban Powerhouses The Western Suburbs dominate the redevelopment pipeline, accounting for 73 percent of upcoming units. Areas from Bandra to Borivali…

In India, the question of who should be called a doctor has turned into a major debate. At first glance, it may appear to be a small issue of titles. But in reality, it touches something much bigger: public trust, authority, and perception in healthcare. For most patients, the word ‘Doctor’ brings a clear image: a person who can diagnose illnesses, prescribe medicines, and perform surgeries. Traditionally, this role has been linked to those with an MBBS or MD degree. However, in today’s healthcare system, many other professionals also use the prefix ‘Dr.’ These include dentists, physiotherapists, and practitioners of…

India welcomes new Vice President On 12 September 2025, C P Radhakrishnan became India’s 15th Vice President, sworn in by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The 67-year-old, a veteran BJP leader from Tamil Nadu, won the election with 452 votes, beating Opposition candidate B Sudershan Reddy by 152. His victory followed Jagdeep Dhankhar’s sudden resignation due to health issues. Radhakrishnan, dressed in a red kurta, took the oath in English, vowing to uphold nationalistic ideals and work toward a developed India by 2047. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other dignitaries, including former Vice Presidents, attended the ceremony. Radhakrishnan’s win,…

When we think of India’s past, images of temples, forts, and oral traditions often come to mind. Yet hidden in libraries, monasteries, and even homes are fragile manuscripts that tell a quieter but equally powerful story. Written on palm leaves, birch bark, and handmade paper, they hold poetry, philosophy, science, and history passed down through generations. From 11 to 13 September, this legacy is taking centre stage at the International Conference on Indian Manuscripts in New Delhi. Scholars, researchers, and cultural leaders from across the world are gathering to discuss how to preserve, digitise, and share these treasures. The Prime…

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is set to introduce EPFO 3.0, a significant upgrade aimed at enhancing the accessibility and convenience of provident fund (PF) services for its members. This initiative is expected to bring PF services closer to the digital age, offering features akin to modern banking systems. Instant withdrawals via UPI and ATMs One of the most anticipated features of EPFO 3.0 is the ability for members to withdraw up to ₹1 lakh instantly through Unified Payments Interface (UPI) or Automated Teller Machines (ATMs). Currently, PF withdrawals typically take two to three days to process via NEFT…

Colors are everywhere in the clothes we wear, the walls we paint, the food we eat, and even in the gadgets we use. But did you know that colors do more than just make life visually appealing? They directly influence our emotions, energy levels, focus, and even decision-making. From calming blues to energizing reds, every hue carries psychological weight that shapes how we feel, think, and behave. Understanding this can help us design environments, make lifestyle choices, and even boost productivity or happiness. The psychology of color Color psychology is the scientific study of how different colors impact human behavior…

Amazon MX Player, Amazon’s free streaming service, has taken a giant stride in entertaining audiences across India by extending its distribution network, in a landmark partnership with Sony Entertainment Television for its latest reality series – Rise and Fall. In a first-of-its-kind distribution collaboration, India’s largest free video streaming service has taken the lead in bringing high-quality reality content to audiences at unprecedented scale with a leading television network joining forces to extend this reach further across broadcast and digital mediums. By combining Amazon MX Player’s nationwide accessibility in the digital ecosystem and Sony Entertainment Television’s deep-rooted and massive reach…

In early September 2025, Nepal witnessed powerful protests led by Generation Z that shook the nation’s political foundations. The uprising was sparked by the government’s sudden ban on over 20 major social media platforms like Facebook, X, YouTube, and Reddit prompting widespread anger and calls for reform. This ban, framed as a regulatory crackdown, came across as a ploy to silence a generation frustrated by corruption and limited economic opportunity. Digital outrage goes physical On 8 September, protests erupted in Kathmandu and other cities. Young demonstrators gathered in droves at Maitighar Mandala and the federal parliament area. As security forces…