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When Michael N. Syiem, former president of the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU) and chairman of the Maitshaphrang Movement in Shillong, Meghalaya, invited me to his unique musical play After Ayodhya: Its Conscience and Man, I sensed it would be more than just music.
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In an exclusive interview to ‘NewsBharati’, surrendered Maoist ‘brain’ Mallojula Venugopal Rao alias Sonu Dada alias Bhupathi reveals reasons behind failure of Maoism in India
China’s image as a global military technology powerhouse has once again come under scrutiny. In several recent conflicts, defense systems supplied by China have failed to perform as expected, exposing serious shortcomings.
I recently travelled to Kashi and Ayodhya, witnessing a powerful blend of faith, history, and transformation. While much has been restored, the journey towards a seamless pilgrim experience is still evolving.
Much like the national flag, national anthem, national bird, and national animal, symbols that are ingrained in citizens from an early age and remain widely recognised, there exists another official national symbol that is far less known: India’s national calendar.