By Suraj Nandrekar: The recent announcement from the Goa government regarding the introduction of a Water Metro system could herald a new era for transportation in this picturesque state. With a coastline stretching over 100 kilometres and numerous rivers weaving through its lush landscape, Goa possesses a rich potential for inland water transport that has remained largely untapped. Currently, the state relies on limited and often unreliable ferry services, which are often plagued by breakdowns and logistical hurdles. The proposed Water Metro seeks to alleviate these issues by presenting a modern alternative that could significantly enhance mobility for both locals…
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New Delhi: In a significant address at the Bharatheeya Vichara Kendra in Kerala, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar voiced deep concern over what he described as “orchestrated, financially backed misadventures” aimed at altering India’s demographic landscape through religious conversions. This issue, he emphasized, poses a critical threat to the nation’s unity and diversity. Dhankhar’s remarks highlighted the importance of organic demographic evolution, warning that inorganic changes could lead to societal divisions and undermine the country’s democratic fabric. Dhankhar alleged that these conversions often involve exploiting vulnerable populations through allurements and temptations, which he deemed intolerable. He stressed that while the Constitution…
New Delhi: In the midst of India’s triumphant run in the ICC Champions Trophy, a political storm has erupted over comments made by Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed about Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma. Mohamed’s now-deleted social media post described Sharma as “fat” and labeled him “the most unimpressive captain India has ever had.” This remark, made just before India’s semifinal match against Australia in Dubai, has drawn sharp criticism from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia condemned Mohamed’s remarks as unfortunate, particularly given the timing with…
New Delhi: The Dubai International Stadium will host a high-stakes encounter between India and Australia in the first semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. This match is not just about advancing to the final; it’s also about India rewriting their recent history against the Australians. The last time India triumphed over Australia in a knockout stage of an ICC event was during the 2011 World Cup quarterfinal. Since then, India has faced several setbacks, including losses in the 2015 ODI World Cup semi-final and the 2023 ODI World Cup final. India’s optimism stems from their potent spin attack, which…
New Delhi: As the cricket world watches India’s dominant performance in the Champions Trophy 2025, a controversy brews over the tournament’s hybrid hosting format. India, having secured a semifinal spot without a loss, has played all its matches in Dubai due to the Indian government’s decision not to travel to Pakistan. This arrangement has sparked criticism from former England cricketers Naseer Hussain and Mike Atherton, as well as current players like Jos Buttler and Rassie van der Dussen, who argue that India has an unfair advantage. Sourav Ganguly, former Indian captain, countered these claims by suggesting that India would have…
New Delhi: On World Wildlife Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the imperative of preserving biodiversity, emphasizing that every species plays a crucial role in the ecosystem. In a message shared on social media, PM Modi reiterated India’s commitment to protecting wildlife, highlighting the nation’s cultural affinity for environmental conservation. This dedication is exemplified by India’s notable achievements in wildlife preservation, particularly in the growth of its tiger population, which is outpacing other countries. PM Modi’s message resonated with India’s ongoing efforts to enhance wildlife conservation. He noted, “Today, on #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s reiterate our commitment to protect and preserve the…
Bengaluru: In a significant shift in India’s job market, opportunities for women have increased by 48% in 2025 compared to the previous year, driven largely by sectors like IT, BFSI, manufacturing, and healthcare. This growth is particularly notable in emerging technology roles, where specialized talent is in high demand. As of 2025, Bengaluru and other major cities are witnessing this trend, with a substantial rise in job openings for freshers across various industries. According to a report by foundit (formerly Monster APAC & ME), about 25% of the jobs available to women in 2025 are for freshers, highlighting the demand…