Warfronts China vs. India: What a Modern War Would Actually Look Like Posted: May 7, 2025 | Last updated: May 7, 2025 With border tensions rising again in the Himalayas, this video explores how a ...

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To show all of it in a two-hour film is a challenge in itself. Do you think this film has a message for present-day India? We hope that after watching such films and learning about such people ...

motivated and prepared for a long journey like running the marathon as the preparation and cracking the exam demanded such vigour. “You should prepare for the UPSC exam at least for two years ...

To understand the significance of Satyarth Prakash, it's crucial to grasp the socio-religious climate of 19th-century India ... combined with a modern, scientific approach. Finally, while not ...

(a) The Quit India Resolution was adopted by the AICC ... Dominion Status once the Second World War was over. As per the UPSC prelims exam pattern, the exam is divided into two papers i.e ...

His ideals have profoundly influenced the Indian Constitution and the character of the modern Indian state. While challenges remain, Netaji’s legacy continues to inspire India’s journey toward ...

Drishti IAS: UPSC coaching institutes are big business in India, especially in major cities like Delhi which is considered a hub of IAS coaching centres in the country. According to a report ...

History will rightfully count Dr. Singh as a founding father of modern India. He acutely understood that building a nation like ours, with its enormous complexities and contradictions, is ...

As a tool for exploration and innovation, computational design facilitates a dialogue between India's modern aspirations and its deep-rooted vernacular heritage. This approach enables architects ...

The problem with administrative allocation of any kind, whether spectrum or licenses, is that it lacks transparency, and leaves room for discretion and corruption. The Supreme Court of India had ...

Ravi Gandhi, a top policy executive with Reliance, said a move to allot satellite spectrum on a first-come first-serve basis is "flawed" and "discriminatory." India's move to allocate the spectrum ...