The will to make peace. The wisdom to preserve it. The humanity to share it. Humanity has accomplished wonders that earlier generations could scarcely have imagined. We have conquered distances, explored space, developed extraordinary technologies, […]
The answer to bad governance is not revenge, but better governance. The people must remain at the center of every political decision. A few days before the November 3 midterm elections, The Indian Panorama warned […]
The Constitution of the United States begins with three immortal words: “We the People.” They are neither a ceremonial flourish nor a historical ornament. They constitute a declaration of sovereignty. Governments derive their authority from […]
If public assistance is justified because citizens need it, why should its availability depend on which political party wins an election? That question has acquired fresh relevance following President Donald Trump’s promise of a $5,000 […]
There are institutions in a democracy whose credibility cannot be allowed to become a matter of partisan faith. The Election Commission of India is one of them. Governments may be loved or hated. Political parties […]
The proposal by Government Whip and MLC Dr. Addanki Dayakar and TPCC Vice President Hanumandla Jhansi Reddy for the establishment of a dedicated NRI Commission in Telangana deserves appreciation and serious consideration by Chief Minister […]
BRICS does not yet herald the end of American primacy or the birth of a new world order. But it reflects a world seeking more centers of power—and a greater voice for nations long kept […]
Twenty-five years after September 11, America must never forget. But remembrance must summon not only grief and resolve; it must also summon the courage to ask how humanity can build a world in which terrorism […]
Celebrate him or protest him—that is the freedom America guarantees. But Indian Americans must not allow rhetoric here to deepen communal divisions in India. Mohan Bhagwat, Sarsanghchalak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, comes to New […]
On India’s 80th Independence Day, Restore the Legitimate Right of the Voter As India celebrates its 80th Independence Day on August 15, there will be much to celebrate. The Tricolor will fly across the country […]
On August 15, 2026, India will celebrate its 80th Independence Day. Across India, the Tricolor will fly proudly from government buildings, schools, homes and public squares. The national anthem will be sung, the sacrifices of […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
For Indians who migrated to the United States a few years ago—particularly those in their thirties and beyond—India is not a distant idea but a lived reality. They have grown up with its sights and […]
India is targeted to become the third global economy behind the USA and China in the next 3 to 5 years. India could easily become the second economy within ten years. INDIA IS THE YOUNGEST […]
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