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Why Karnataka marital rape verdict is problematic
Dec 29, 2022

“A bench of Justices chosen through collegium got to choose to decide who has the better lawyer”: Karnataka government supports High Court verdict upholding marital rape charges against husband which is another stark violation of human rights

The Karnataka Government has supported the prosecution of a husband in a case for marital rape. The State has filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court supporting a Karnataka High Court judgment which sustained the charges framed against a husband under Section 376 IPC for forcible sex with wife.
BRO speeds up infra build-up along LAC after China skirmish
Dec 29, 2022

"Speed of decision making is the essence of good governance": In the process to counter China’s aggressive behaviour BRO speeds up infra build-up along LAC after China skirmish, Project Swastik constructed Samdong Bridge on Lachen- Kalep Road in Sikkim

NEW DELHI: In the process to counter China’s aggressive behaviour towards the LAC Border Roads Organisation is executing fast infrastructure build up towards the connectivity towards Northern borders including Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim. 
NIA conducts raids at 56 locations in Kerala in PFI conspiracy case
Dec 29, 2022

"As the facts change, change your thesis. Don't be a stubborn mule, or you'll get killed": NIA conduct raids across 56 locations in Kerala in houses of banned terror outfit PFI workers who were collecting funds and trying to commit acts of terror in India

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday carried out searches at 56 locations in Kerala in the Popular Front of India (PFI) conspiracy case, sources said.
The Stanford Guide to Acceptable Words
Dec 29, 2022

"Irony became the head that bit its tail and then there is no way out": Stanford University released a list of ‘harmful words’ and what to replace them with, also banning the word “American” on its websites because the term may be offensive

Parodists have it rough these days, since so much of modern life and culture resembles the Babylon Bee. The latest evidence is that Stanford University administrators in May published an index of forbidden words to be eliminated from the school’s websites and computer code, and provided inclusive replacements to help re-educate the benighted.
Universe is nothing but Puruṣa only
Dec 29, 2022

“If you want to find the secrets of universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibrations”: A Panorama of Vedas - Indian Culture stands on four pillars called Puruṣārthas (purpose of human life) – Dharma, Artha (money), Kāma (married life) & Mokṣa

Veda means a mass of knowledge and is considered as the most ancient literature known to humans. Unlike any other literature, the Vedic one is apauruṣeya (non-human), i.e. not authored by human beings. Uninterrupted tradition tells us that Veda had emanated from Brahmā at the beginning of Creation. Since Creation repeats, Veda is considered as “anādi” (beginningless) and “ananta” (endless) and as such it is indestructible.
Hatkatro Khaamb : A lone pillar that stands witness to horrors of inquisition
Dec 26, 2022

"Their barbarism will stand as their shame for all eternity": Hath Kataro Khambh - Blood-stained history of Goa which no one discusses, crimes done by co-founder of the Society of Jesus Francis Xavier, 80000+ Hindus hands were cut off near this pillar

Where the Kadamba by pass converges at Old Goa stands a tall and slender column. It is a very intriguing pillar. This elegant pillar quitely narrates a tale of woe. In local it is popularly called the ‘Hatkatro Khambo’ literally meaning a pillar where hands were chopped.
The First Nosejob In Modern Human History
Dec 26, 2022

"It is through an unbroken chain of witnesses that we come to see the face of reality": The first ever recorded nose surgery was done by Sushruta who is also regarded as the father of surgery, wrote one of the world's earliest works on medicine & surgery

Sushruta has been regarded as one of the pioneers of surgery. He performed procedures with crude surgical instruments that paved the path for today's operations. However, his existence is shrouded in myth and mystery. Sushruta belonged to a rich heritage of learned scholars and practiced and taught surgery at Benares University around 600BC.
On a mission to get children ‘Back To Reading’
Dec 26, 2022

"We never realize the value of something in our life until it becomes a memory": Kerala engineer brings back comic book to make children read, idea of connecting children with books struck during lockdown when kids were worst affected sitting at home

The idea of connecting children with books struck Thomas Mathew during the lockdown when kids were the ones worst affected sitting at home. He also found them getting addicted to the digital world instead of spending time reading.
Gargi Vachaknavi
Dec 25, 2022

"Finding the truth reflects if how many light years were our ancestors ahead of us": Rishi Gargi ~ World’s Oldest icon of Feminism in Ancient Hinduism, when 'Gender Equality' had not even originated, scholars like Gargi-Maitreyi were debating in India

During the period when the word Gender Equality had not even originated in the world, scholars like Gargi-Maitreyi were doing debates here - Prime Minister Mr. @narendramodi