Raj Saraf

Today, as Bharat remembers Aadhya KrantiVeer Vasudev Balwant Phadke  on his jayanti , I am reminded that history does not merely live in books, sometimes it lives in blood. For me, Phadke is not just a name carved on a memorial stone; he is a living inheritance of duty, vision, and fearless conviction. His journey from a government clerk to the father of India’s armed revolution was not driven by anger, but by purpose. A purpose that still defines the moral direction of our nation. The man...

RSS Turns 100 If you look at a giant banyan tree, you notice the shade, the wide branches, the birds resting on it. What you don’t notice...

When we think of the POSH Act, 2013 (Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace), the first image is often a corporate office...