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PM Narendra Modi wanted it to be engaging for the younger generation: Saurav Bhaik, the designer of the PM Museum
One of the suggestions of PM Modi was to make it engaging for the younger generation and highlight how different Prime Ministers have risen despite being from humble and regular backgrounds.
Aspects of Nehru, Mountbatten letters can stay redacted, UK tribunal finds
The UK Cabinet Office has maintained that most of the information from those papers is already in the public domain and any withheld aspects would compromise the UK's relations with other states — India and Pakistan
Why Western media loves and promotes the likes of Rana Ayyub
Rana Ayyub and her ilk are a symptom and a revelation. Of several things simultaneously. Operating almost in concert
India is standing up and defending itself, but is Uncle Sam taking note of it?
The Indian media is agog with Jaishankar’s blunt responses to US pressure to toe its line on Ukraine. But the American media hasn’t reported on this: Which means that official America simply hasn’t heard the retort by the Indian MEA
Majnu Ka Tilla: Story of Tibetans rising up the commercial ladder
Behind the visual distinctiveness of Majnu Ka Tilla lies the story of hundreds of bamboo shacks, tarpaulin roofs and ‘Chang’, the Tibetan barley wine
The latest reset: India and the United States amid Ukraine war
Firm Indian positions on the Ukraine war and the understanding the United States has shown that a reset in relations continues
Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya to open on 14 April: History of Indian prime ministers to come alive at new museum
Located at the Teen Murti complex in New Delhi and built at a cost of Rs 271 crore, the new museum will shed light on the lives and contributions of all 14 prime ministers of the nation
PM Modi to inaugurate 'Pradhanmantri Sanghralaya' on 14 April
The government has said that the museum aims to sensitise the younger generation about the leadership, vision and achievements of all the former prime ministers
How renaming Nehru Memorial Museum is another nail in the coffin of colonisation
A week from now, this remnant of the Nehruvian colonisation of India will fade into history. Dr BR Ambedkar has had the last laugh
How are Hindus treated in states where they are in a minority?
Hindus are in a minority in 10 states, but unlike Muslims and Christians, get none of the minority benefits
The great Nehruvian myth-making: How Nehru wasn’t that secular, humanist and democrat as made out to be
Jawaharlal Nehru distrusted Hinduism and Hindu organisations, admired Stalin and Mao, mocked Tibetan refugees, and occasionally distorted India’s federal structure
The Kashmir Files crosses Rs 200 crore, but Bollywood isn’t too happy about it. Here’s why
More than the industry being uncomfortable with the shift in the narrative or the support that the film has garnered from the government, the audience response — read box office collection — has rattled it
Nehru should not have taken Kashmir issue to the UN, says Nirmala Sitharaman in RS
The finance minister targeted Congress on the issue while replying to a discussion on the Budget 2022-23 for the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir (J-K) in Rajya Sabha.
Interview | There is still a lot more to be said about the Mountbatten-Nehru relationship, says historian Andrew Lownie
‘It’s so perplexing to understand why the Gandhi family is trying to suppress something we all know about,' the prize-winning historian said
Amulya KN Reddy, IISc electrochemist and ASTRA founder, chose to imagine a different science
Reddy's stress on environmental sustainability at a time when it had still not come into popular conversation is an indication that he foresaw the destruction that blind devotion to ‘growth’ paradigms would bring
Ghosespot | Why big boys are suddenly overactive to sully India’s global image
The government must adopt a proactive strategy to counter the motivated campaign against India
Head-on | India at 75: Why former foreign secretary Shyam Saran misses the point
Shyam Saran, while analysing India’s journey as an independent nation in the past 75 years, is right to stress inclusive growth. But he misses the larger point
Amid Udupi hijab controversy, demand for Uniform Civil Code grows stronger
The hijab controversy — a completely avoidable incident otherwise — lays emphasis on the need for a Uniform Civil Code in the country
The Nehruvian nightmare: Why Nehru acted like a bloated Brown Sahib who distrusted Hindus and Hinduism
Jawaharlal Nehru wilfully believed that Hindus should stand accused in every situation, no matter who is the real culprit
Right Word | Hallmarks of Nehru model of governance: Corruption, inefficiency, nepotism
Those who often tout the Nehruvian era as the golden years of Indian democracy probably need to understand that Jawaharlal Nehru’s legacy has been proving to be a more of a burden