Ridhima Agarwal Handloom weaving in Punjab Gandhi, with his slender physique, sitting with his charkha, was one of those historical images that could transform or touch people's very consciences. What did it mean for us? Where does it stay in our memory now? What ideas does … [Read more...] about Revival of “Trinjan” tradition in Punjab is harbinger of a silent revolution
Taiwan Imbroglio: Chinese loss of face and its consequences
Jaibans Singh It is said that due to China's massive economic and military power, President Xi Jinping is in a position to have the last word while carving out the relationship of his country with the rest of the world and more particularly with India? A recently published … [Read more...] about Taiwan Imbroglio: Chinese loss of face and its consequences
Har Ghar Tiranga – A National Sentiment
Lt General Satish Dua (Retired) "Our Flag does not fly because the wind blows it; it flies with the last breath of every soldier who died defending it." Har Ghar Tiranga’ is a campaign under the aegis of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav to encourage people to bring home the Tiranga ( … [Read more...] about Har Ghar Tiranga – A National Sentiment
Pakistan: A disaster waiting to happen
Jaibans Singh Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif : Shaky from the word do Pakistan is desperately trying to build bridges with the United States; the foreign minister of the country, Bilawal Bhutto, recently visited the US, hat in hand. Not much was expected to come out from t … [Read more...] about Pakistan: A disaster waiting to happen
Sacrilege cases in Punjab are nowhere near closure
Jaibans Singh Widespread protests against the sacrilege cases A series of incidents involving sacrilege of the sacred Sikh scripture, Sri Guru Grant Sahib Ji (SGGS), were reported in 2015. The first incident reported was theft of the SGGS from a Gurdwara in Burj Jawahar … [Read more...] about Sacrilege cases in Punjab are nowhere near closure