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With a resolve to support a forward-looking bilateral economic partnership agenda, and in association with the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), Bara Parsa Udyog Sangh (BPUS), Makwanpur Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MCCI), and Confederation of Bagmati Province Industries (CBPI), the PHDCCI India–Nepal Centre organised the “India-Nepal Economic Cooperation Forums” recently at Nepal’s key industrial hubs, Birgunj and Hetauda. The forums provided a critically important platform to deliberate on key issues concerning India-Nepal economic and trade cooperation, with a sharp focus on Ease of Doing Business (EoDB), regulatory compliance, process-driven systems, technology-enabled solutions, and hassle-free transit at border points. With…
About the Book Love, hate, denial and betrayal are woven into a single love story that captures today’s hope against yesterday’s despair. In the politically charged city of Amritsar in 1919, as unrest simmers under British colonial rule, Aruna, a spirited nineteen-year-old Anglo-Indian schoolteacher, and Ayaz, a passionate Muslim law student, fall in love. But their love is far from free. Bound by the expectations of their respective communities and shadowed by Ayaz’s dangerous political activism, they must navigate a world where both rebellion and romance carry an unbearable cost. When a sinister military order threatens unsuspecting crowds gathered at…
The 24th edition of the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) is set to take place from April 23 to 26, featuring 27 films, including seven narrative features, two documentary features, and 18 short films. IFFLA has announced its line-up of films and events for this year, with participating countries including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Japan, France, the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and the USA. The opening night gala of IFFLA 2026 will feature Mahesh Narayanan’s Malayalam thriller Patriot, starring Mammootty and Mohanlal, who reunite on screen after 18 years. The cast also includes…
Even as Chhattisgarh positions itself at the centre of India’s industrial energy transition, policymakers and industry leaders on Monday flagged persistent regulatory bottlenecks, grid constraints and policy ambiguities slowing the state’s shift to renewable energy. The “Harit Urja Conclave – Powering Chhattisgarh”, held in Raipur, brought together senior government officials, industry stakeholders, energy experts and academia to deliberate on accelerating industrial decarbonisation and clean energy adoption in one of India’s most energy-intensive states. Organised by MAD IDEAZ in association with PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI), DRRF, CG-SIMA, CGS Network and the Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Ltd (CSPDCL),…
About the Book From the co-creator of Smoky Sky Songs, an animated feature film on toxic terror, comes this unusual and compelling book, “Bollywood, Hollywood and the Future of World Cinema”. In A Bollywood Miscellany, the essays range widely — from Amitabh Bachchan’s second innings and iconic film dialogues to ‘Tiger’ saving democracy in Pakistan, Madhuri Dixit promoting numerical literacy in schools, and much more. The second section, Bollywood, Hollywood and the Others, moves beyond Hindi cinema to examine films from other linguistic traditions, including Telugu, Malayalam and Tamil cinema. The essays explore Charlie Chaplin’s influence on Raj Kapoor, ask…
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on February 12 denounced the country’s latest election as an “election of deception and farce”, alleging widespread irregularities, implausible turnout figures and administrative bias. In a sharply worded statement, Hasina said the poll would be remembered as “a disgraceful chapter in Bangladesh’s democratic history”. “This was not an election of public will; it was an industrial-scale administrative exercise in manipulating numbers,” she added. According to official data, the total number of registered voters was 127,711,793. Voting began at 7:30 am and concluded at 4:30 pm. However, Hasina questioned the turnout percentages released in stages…
In a blistering statement issued on polling day, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina rejected the country’s general election as a “carefully planned farce” and called for its immediate cancellation, sharply escalating the political confrontation surrounding the vote. Thanking “the masses at all levels, including mothers, sisters, and minority communities” for what she described as their rejection of the process, Hasina alleged that the election had been “staged” by “the killer-fascist Yunus,” referring to interim authority figure Muhammad Yunus, whom she accused of seizing power “illegally and unconstitutionally.” Her statement forms the most forceful denunciation yet of the poll by…
ABOUT THE BOOK Independent India’s gravest tragedy was the imposition of Muslim appeasement policies under pressure from left-liberal ideologues and pan-Islamist forces. This proved a profound setback for Hindus—the majority community emerging from nearly eight centuries of foreign rule—and entrenched divisive politics. Even B. R. Ambedkar opposed such appeasement, warning that it denied Hindus their civilisational inheritance, including full possession of the Ayodhya, Kashi Vishwanath and Mathura temple sites. My Idea of Nation First offers a forthright nationalist reading of these questions, examining several contentious episodes in modern Indian history. While it identifies and warns against internal and external threats,…
ABOUT THE BOOK In May 2025, India’s Operation Sindoor reverberated across the subcontinent with unmistakable force, returning the country to global focus as a consequential emerging power. The operation was New Delhi’s calibrated response to the April 22, 2025, terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, orchestrated by Pakistan’s deep state. Widely lauded as proportionate and effective, it triggered intense debate in strategic circles, even before its pause on May 10, 2025, over whether it would inflict a temporary setback or a lasting blow to Pakistan’s terror infrastructure, long regarded as the world’s epicentre of extremism. Drawing on decades of experience, the…
ABOUT THE BOOK The book, titled The Path to Dholpur House: Cracking the UPSC Code, is a welcome addition to the rich and diverse body of literature on preparation for the UPSC and State Civil Services examinations. It offers comprehensive coverage across disciplines, ranging from History, Geography, Ecology, and Economics to Security Studies, Ethics, Polity, and International Relations. Particularly noteworthy are the chapters on the 1857 Uprising and the Deep State, which are detailed, intellectually rigorous, and analytically dense. Overall, the volume presents a well-curated mélange of themes that are directly germane to the evolving demands of Civil Services preparation.…
