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Ramanujan, the Wizard of Numbers
India’s great mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan was a globally acclaimed genius who made unforgettable contributions across various branches of mathematics, giving the subject a new dimension. His discoveries, such as the “Ramanujan Theta” and “Ramanujan Prime,” inspired researchers worldwide for further study and development. About a decade ago, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, while paying tribute at Ramanujan’s 125th birth anniversary in Chennai, remarked that such in

Yogesh Kumar Goyal
Apr 253 min read


Asha: The Hope That Will Never Fade
Asha Tai’s singing held intensity, grace, playfulness and rebellion. It was full of longing, mischief, boldness, and the restless spirit of life itself. I will deeply miss Asha Tai. Yet I know her songs—deeply and personally. They remain with me; they have not gone anywhere, and they never will. Those songs are my only connection with her, and that connection is eternal. I have lived with them, grown with them, and leaned on them through every phase of life. I listen to them

Archita Redkar
Apr 163 min read


Asha, the Hope, and Tai, the Elder Sister
To me, the demise of Asha Bhosle signifies the "Hope of my Elder Sister." In this war-torn world, she spreads hope through her eternal longing for love in "Salona Sajan." Amid the darkness engulfing West Asia and the Middle East, Asha Tai evokes Macbeth's words: "Let not light see my dark desires." Through her melancholic and lustful "Tanha Tanha," she illuminates humanity's dark desires, while in A.R. Rahman's "Kahi Aag Lage," she cries out in fiery defiance. To imitate huma

Anandajit Goswami
Apr 153 min read


Architect of Social, Economic and Human Justice
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar is widely celebrated as the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. However, to confine his legacy solely within constitutional limits would be to overlook the vast depth of his intellectual brilliance and social contribution. He was not merely a legal luminary but a visionary nation-builder who believed that true democracy must be anchored not only in political rights, but equally in social equality and economic justice. At a time when many leaders

Anil D. Salve
Apr 133 min read


The Visionary Who Turned the Wheel of History
Dr Hedgewar believed that only an organised and united Hindu society could rebuild the nation. Dr Keshav Baliram Hedgewar’s vision and mission come into full view in the RSS centenary year. This year marks the prime of the Hindutva era and the beginning of a new phase in rebuilding a new India. Its success rests on two foundations. First, the RSS organised a vast section of India’s middle class, which became the backbone of Indian democracy over the decades, and gave democrac
V L Dharurkar and Kailash Atkare
Mar 193 min read


The Madman Who Outsang the Gods
Kishore Kumar was the complete artist. What made him great also made him misunderstood. Had he lived, Kishore Kumar would have turned 96...

Rajeev Puri
Aug 3, 20253 min read


Humble Virtuoso
Mohammad Rafi’s life offers lessons not just in melody but in grace, grit and reinvention. On July 31, admirers of Mohammad Rafi marked...

Rajeev Puri
Jul 30, 20253 min read
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