India’s mobile repair industry is changing fast. For years, customers relied on small, unorganised repair shops with little clarity on how devices were handled or what parts were used. Today, consumers are far more informed and careful, especially when it comes to data safety, pricing, and repair quality. This has …
Read More »MASTI Center Celebrates Two-Year Milestone in Empowering Underprivileged Children Through Arts and Technology
Hyderabad, 28th December 2025: MASTI (Music, Arts, Science, Technology, and Innovation), a pioneering initiative by Yashoda Foundation, celebrates its two-year anniversary of successfully at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s Auditorium, Basheerbagh. Masti Center is empowering underprivileged children by blending traditional Indian arts with modern technology education. Inspired by the pioneering work of Dr. Sugata Mitra, MASTI was created to show children new …
Read More »7th Vishwa Sangh Shibir opens with global participation; Focus on ‘Dharme Sarvam Pratisthitam’
HYDERABAD: Shri Vishwa Niketan, a Delhi-based trust, has organised the 7th Vishwa Sangh Shibir (VSS) at the serene and expansive Kanha Shanti Vanam, near Bhagyanagar (Hyderabad). The five-day global congregation has brought together 1,610 karyakartas, volunteers, and delegates from 79 countries, representing all continents. Welcoming the participants, Shri Shyam Parande, …
Read More »Revival of terrorism as the global threat
Year 2025 began on an ominous note. During the new year celebrations in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, a person named Shamsuddin Jabbar drove a truck into a crowd of people and then carried out a shootout. 14 people were killed and 57 were injured in the first major terror attack …
Read More »Explosion at Madrasa on Dhaka outskirts leaves children injured, crude bombs found
Amid heightened political unrest in Bangladesh, a blast struck the Ummal Qura International Madrasa in the Hasnabad area of South Keraniganj, on the outskirts of Dhaka, on Friday afternoon. The explosion left at least four people injured, including women and children, according to local police officials. Authorities said the blast …
Read More »Bangladesh minorities under siege: Calls grow for national minority commission amid rising attacks and insecurity
The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council on December 27 intensified its demand for institutional safeguards to protect religious minorities, warning that persecution and intimidation have become routine across the country. In a statement issued after a high-level dialogue in Dhaka, the organisation said minorities are increasingly being targeted, threatened, …
Read More »Will religion limit talent hiring in US?
For first time in recent history of the United States of America (USA), faith and religion have been introduced to run businesses, economy, make investments and hiring of personnel. Valuing diverse culture of America may not be against basic ethos or tenets of that country. But to suggest that as …
Read More »The Christmas Conversion Conspiracy: Unmasking the global agenda to subvert Bharat’s cultural sovereignty (2017–2025)
The period between 2017 and 2025 has witnessed a significant rise in concerns regarding the strategic use of cultural festivals like Christmas to facilitate religious conversions across India. From a traditionalist perspective, these evangelical efforts are often viewed as a calculated “cultural invasion” that exploits the festive spirit to target …
Read More »Digvijaya Singh praises RSS with throwback photo of PM Modi; BJP reacts saying, ‘Congress vs Congress on display’
Senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP Digvijaya Singh has triggered fresh political controversy after sharing a black and white throwback photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the 1990s and openly acknowledging the organisational depth of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the Bharatiya Janata Party. The post, shared on …
Read More »‘They used false blasphemy allegations to kill him’: Family mourns Dipu Chandra Das lynched in Bangladesh
The killing of 29-year-old Dipu Chandra Das was not the result of spontaneous outrage or religious offence, his family insists, but a carefully manufactured lie rooted in jealousy, job rivalry and the growing culture of mob justice in Bangladesh. Das, a Hindu garment factory worker and the sole breadwinner of …
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