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Decoding Pahalgam Terrorists attack and Lessons India should learn from Operation Sindoor. The deadly terror attack on 22 Apr 2025 on the tourists in Pahalgam was a shock for the whole nation. It was not the first terror attack on Indian soil but we have to decode and analyse it. First question is that how the terrorists reached to Pahalgam unchecked? We need to enhance our internal security and system. The attack was done by The Resistance Front (TRF) is a proxy outfit of the terror organisation Laskar -e-taiba, which is a Pakistan supported and Pakistan based terrorists organisation. It was a different type of attack in mainly three respect : First is the timing and location of the attack. Timing when Kashmir is flourishing economically due to increase in numbers of tourists and so  location was also a tourist place. Secondly, the religion was asked to create a divide among Indian population which might have escalated civil unrest. Third one was that terrorists dared to challenge...

Is 90 hour work- week sustainable? It will enhance the crony capitalism and damage the democracy. The 90 hour work-week is highly debate able after the L&T Chairman's statement. Many Chairmans and CEOs of the top institutions give their responses. Some employees also give reactions on social media. Maximum top executives favour longer hours week and almost all employees wants five days work week. Both have their own point of view. But let's analyse what is good for the country. First take the top executives view that there must be 90 hour work week. They give logic that India is a developing country and if we want to make it developed by 2047, we have to work more and more. They are citing the national agenda of being a developed country by 2047.  Working 90 hour a week means working 15 hours a day from Monday to Saturday. It raises many questions like - Can one work for 15 hours a day countinue for whole week and so on? Can the employees will be paid for these 15 hours, me...

Indus Valley customs and traditions followed even in today's  Indian Society. Here, we are going to discuss an important aspect of our Indus Valley findings. We will see the similarities between today Indian society and that day Indus Valley society. They worship "Pasupati" which was found on seal from Mohenjodarro. Stone symbol of Lingam and Yoni were found from Harappa. This indicates that they worship Phallus. Phallus is Shivling. We today worship Shivling. Vedic text also mentioned Phallus and mother Goddess. A seal depicting a three horned God surrounded by animals indicates Proto Shiva. They worship Peepal tree. The peepal tree was considered sacred. Today also Indians worship Peepal tree. The animals were also worshipped. They worshipped Humped Bull, Elephant. Animals they kept were Oxen, Buffalo, Elephant, Goat, Sheep, Pigs, Cat, Ass and Camel.  Steatite image of Bearded man said to be a priest.  The Indus Valley society have a tradition of giving first roti (cha...

What is the actual reason for poor public services in India? Nowadays it is a common trend to say that government employees are ' kaamchor ' (don't want to work). We can easily see long queues in front of any government offices like  tehsils, passport offices, banks, railway stations, hospitals etc. The person who gets poor service blame the staff of that particular department or office. Government also think that the staff is not performing well and launched campaign to aware the people about their rights. It is very good to be aware about the rights and government is also doing good in spreading the awareness. Then where is the problem? Are today's employees really not interested in doing work ?  Dear readers also have the right to be agree or disagree but let's try to understand the problem genuinely. Today's an awared customer put complaint if any service is not provided. But nobody bothered about the circumstances due to which the service is not provided. I...

India heading towards Socio-cultural changes, Need to save the core values of the Indian society. These values are the identities of our culture. In today's Indian society there are many changes taking place. Every society change in years. But, how can we say that a society is changing. What are the symptoms of this change. Every society has its value system which it preserve for years by passing it generation to generation. Then, what are the core values of Indian society ? The core values of Indian society are : respecting and obeying elders, cooperation, brotherhood, sharing of resources, careing and helping each other etc. One learns all these values in a joint family. A joint family is a big family where four -five nucleus families living together. A joint family is the custodian of the Indian social value system. In today's society, we are witnessing a noticeable decay of these values. Why so? This is because of fastly decrease in joint families. Today we rarely see a joi...

The Equation between Religion and Administration. The positive secularism must lead to positive and healthy relationship between religion and the administration for the betterment of citizen's life. India is a very diverse country. This diversity is also true in case of religion. India has almost all religions of the world. Religion is a matter of individual faith. Every religion is a set of belief and faith. Every religion has its own God. Every religious person worship his/her God. All these persons think that this God is responsible for their pain, misery and happiness. So, They follow their respective religion' set of belief and faith. They think if they follow these norms, they will get happiness, otherwise they have to face pain and misery. So, They afraid of their God. Almost all the people in India follow atleast any one God. Around 90 percent of people in India are theist. Means 90 percent of people follow atleast any one religion's worship norms.  But, this percen...