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The Vaisheshika philosophy is the least popular of the orthodox ancient Indian philosophies, perhaps because it’s also the least exploitative. Evidence suggests it dates back to around 600 BCE, long before the mighty Mauryan Empire and the Golden Age of India under the Dynasty of the Guptas. It describes a framework for explaining the fundamental […]
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Our world has some extraordinary places that are no less than heaven. But there are also places notorious for their dangers. From extreme environments to regions plagued by conflict, these are 16 of the most dangerous places in the world. We’ve covered a mix of geological territories, cities, and countries. Quick List of the
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The 21st century has already witnessed some high-profile political assassination attempts. Take the recent Trump assassination attempt as an example. Some of these tragic events have not only claimed the lives of prominent leaders but have also had far-reaching consequences on the political landscape of the affected countries. Here, we explore some of the major
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Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) is among the rising threats on the cyber front. This model allows even the greenest hackers to rent or lease ransomware tools, allowing them to launch sophisticated attacks. As the number of RaaS attacks grows, organizations have to adapt to new strategies for dealing with them. 2H 2022 1H 2023 Total
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The BJP has secured its third consecutive term in the 2024 Indian general elections at 292 seats (counting its NDA partners), but it fell short of its 400+ target. The results are surprising. For reference, the BJP won 303 seats in 2019, a stark contrast to its 2024 tally. If anything is clear, BJP’s dominance
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WrestleMania 40 kicked off on Saturday to a solid, if not spectacular, start. Night 1 saw a stacked card filled with championship clashes and returning legends. Overall, there was only one bad match on the card (if you’ve watched the show, you probably guessed it), two great title matches, and an amazingly overbooked main event
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The vibrant hues of Holi brighten India’s streets every spring. Families and friends gather to joyfully douse each other with bright green, pink, and yellow colors. It all appears so good from above. But behind those vivid powders, an increasingly dark reality has emerged – sexual harassment and violence masquerading under the guise of Holi’s
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Despite India’s rise as the world’s fifth-largest economy, a glaring issue persists – the shockingly low participation of women in the workforce. Only 1 in 10 working-age Indian women are formally employed, a deplorable statistic that lags behind even Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. As per the World Bank, only 28% of Indian women engage in
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New Delhi: The recent mayoral elections in Chandigarh have become the latest controversy dividing the people. The elections exposed the shady underbelly of politics in the Union Territory—bringing to light allegations of corruption and disregard for democratic norms by the ruling BJP. The drama unfolded when the Aam Aadmi Party presented CCTV footage from
BJP-Chandigarh Situation: Cronyism And Corruption In City Beautiful Read More »
India is by far the most religious country in the world. With over 80% of the total 1.4 billion population identifying as Hindu—Islam is the second largest religion, with significant numbers of Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jains, and others. Religion permeates many aspects of life across the subcontinent—for better and worse—and I will tell you why.
India’s $40B “God” Industry – Religion, Economics, And Social Impact Read More »