Remembering Subhash Chandra Bose

Widely venerated as Netaji, Subhas Chandra Bose emerged as an ardent nationalist, a compelling orator, an innovative organizer, a resolute patriot, and a preeminent protagonist in Bharat’s struggle for independence. Revered for the establishment of the Indian National Army, he orchestrated its formation from the remnants of war prisoners. Bose waged a decisive war against…

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Nava Kerala Sadas – Gunman beats protester; CM justifies it

Alappuzha, Kerala (VSK). Kerala Cabinet’s luxury trip in the name of Nava Kerala Sadas leads to violent scenes wherever it goes. Alappuzha district witnessed, on December 16, an unusual incident. Even though the policemen pushed the protesting Youth Congressmen back when they waved black flags and raised anti-Pinarayi slogans, chief minister’s gunman and three security…

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Descendant of Nihang who entered Babri Masjid in 1858 to organise langar in Ayodhya

New Delhi/Chandigarh. In November 1858, 25 Nihang Sikhs, under the leadership of Nihang Baba Fakir Singh Khalsa, entered the Babri complex in Ayodhya and performed a havan (ritual) inside. Now, more than 165 years later, his eighth descendant Jathedar Baba Harjit Singh Rasulpur said he would conduct a langar (Sikh community kitchen) during the consecration…

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Sabarimala – Interstate devotees forced to return without darshan, criticism mounts over mismanagement

Pathanamthitta, Kerala. Devotees undertaking arduous journeys, covering vast distances, and enduring intense fasting, returned without getting darshan of Lord Ayyappa at Sannidhanam in Sabarimala. Despite hours of waiting, they couldn’t progress beyond Pampa, leading them to perform symbolic rituals like removing their Tulsimala, Neyyabhishekam (an offering to Lord Ayyappa), and coconut breaking at the temple…

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