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Never Ban History
Every nation has chapters in its history that inspire pride, and chapters that evoke pain. The measure of a mature democracy is not whether it possesses a flawless past, but whether it has the courage […]
Prof. Indrajit S Saluja
Interview
Yoga Is the Science of Human Transformation
Meditation Guru Dr. H.R. Nagendra in Conversation with The Indian Panorama Editor Prof. Indrajit S. Saluja Indrajit Saluja NEW YORK (TIP): A day after the International Day of Yoga, celebrated on June 21, Prof. Indrajit […]
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America at 250: History Is the Story of People
What a bliss it is to be alive to witness the celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Independence of the United States of America! Few generations are blessed with the privilege of witnessing […]
Editorials
America @250: Freedom’s Greatest Test Is Moral Leadership
In less than two weeks, the United States of America will commemorate one of the most remarkable milestones in the history of nations—the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. It is a moment of […]
Editorials
AMERICA @ 250: AMERICANS’ EXPECTATIONS
As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its Independence, the nation finds itself at a moment of both pride and introspection. Over the past two and a half centuries, America has grown from […]
Editorials
AMERICA AT 250: A TIME FOR COMPASSION, NOT FEAR
As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of its independence, it is appropriate to reflect not only on the nation’s achievements but also on the values that have made it a beacon of hope for millions […]
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Join the Celebration of America at 250: A Historic Opportunity for All
In 2026, the United States of America will celebrate a milestone few nations have had the privilege to witness—the 250th Anniversary of its Independence. Two and a half centuries ago, a bold experiment in liberty, […]
Editorials
America at 250: A Celebration of Democracy, Freedom, and Human Dignity
The Indian Panorama Invites You to Join a Historic Journey There are moments in history that belong not merely to one nation, but to humanity itself. The approaching 250th Anniversary of the Independence of the […]
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Kerala’s Verdict: A Breath of Life for a Fading Congress
After years of decline, the party gets a chance to rebuild itself, unite the opposition, and reclaim its democratic relevance The return of the Congress-led United Democratic Front in Kerala after a decade in the […]
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Mother: The First Word of Love, Sacrifice, and Civilization
On Sunday, May 10, much of the world will pause, if only for a moment, to celebrate one of the most sacred relationships known to humanity — the relationship between a mother and her child. […]
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Freedom of the Press: A Noble Ideal Under Siege
Every year, on May 3, the world observes World Press Freedom Day – a day meant not for ritualistic celebration, but for reflection. It is a day to ask a difficult question: what remains of […]
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Sikh Heritage Month — A Living Legacy of Faith, Equality, and Service
April, designated as Sikh Heritage Month across Canada and increasingly observed in the United States and other parts of the world, is far more than a ceremonial recognition. It is a profound acknowledgment of a […]
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A Gentle Wake-Up Call to Indian Americans: Love India, But Live Your Allegiance to America
There are moments in the life of a community when celebration must give way to introspection, when pride must be accompanied by honesty, and when identity must be examined with clarity rather than comfort. For […]
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Vaisakhi: Harvest of the Earth, Awakening of the Spirit
Vaisakhi, celebrated on April 14 this year, stands as one of the most profound and multifaceted festivals in the Indian cultural and spiritual calendar. It is at once a joyous harvest festival, a historic turning […]
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Let Peace Prevail: A Plea in America’s 250th Year of Independence
As the United States stands on the threshold of a historic milestone—the 250th anniversary of its Independence—the nation ought to be preparing for a celebration worthy of its founding ideals: liberty, peace, human dignity, and […]
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A COMMON MAN’S PLEA: TIME TO SAY GOODBYE TO WAR
There are moments in history when the world stands at a precipice—when reason trembles, when power intoxicates, and when humanity appears to lose its moral compass. The unfolding tensions in the Middle East today, particularly […]
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Let Humanity Choose Peace Before History Repeats Its Cruelest Lessons
There is a saying, as old as civilization itself and as hauntingly relevant today as ever: “History repeats itself.” It is not merely a philosophical observation—it is a warning, written in the blood of millions, […]
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New York’s Broken Roads: Mayor Mamdani Must Fix the Basics
New York City proudly calls itself the capital of the world. It is a city of towering skyscrapers, global finance, cultural diversity, and extraordinary human energy. Millions of people walk its streets every day, and […]
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Law and Order Alone Are a Guarantee of People’s Security
In every civilized society, liberty and law must walk together. When liberty runs ahead and leaves law behind, chaos follows. When law becomes oppressive and forgets liberty, tyranny begins. The enduring strength of a democratic […]
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The Epstein Files and the Erosion of Trust
Why, despite the avalanche of revelations, has there been so little visible accountability in the United States compared to developments abroad? The Epstein saga is not about prurient intrigue. It is about structural credibility. It […]
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Vanitas Vanitatum
There is an old Latin phrase from the Book of Ecclesiastes: Vanitas vanitatum, omnia vanitas — “Vanity of vanities; all is vanity.” The author was reflecting on the fleeting nature of earthly glory. He could […]
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When the Fourth Pillar Is Shackled: Don Lemon’s Arrest and the Alarming Erosion of American Democracy
The arrest of Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor and one of the most recognizable faces of American broadcast journalism, is far more than an isolated legal episode involving an individual reporter. It is a […]
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India at 77: The Republic’s Journey, Its Promises, and Its Tests
On January 26, 2026, India will mark the 77th anniversary of its Republic—a moment not merely of celebration, but of reflection. Republic Day is not about pomp alone; it is a reminder of a constitutional […]
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Martin Luther King Jr.: When History Became a Life, and a Life Became History
In three days, America will once again commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.,a man whose life became inseparable from the moral history of the United States. King is remembered not merely as a charismatic speaker or […]
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Mamdani’s First Week as Mayor Raises Hopes for the City
The morning, it is said, is the herald of the day. By that measure, Zohran Mamdani’s first week as Mayor of New York City has raised genuine hopes that the city is now being led […]