I.I.M.U.N. Blog
Nationalism refers to a sense of national consciousness present among the people of the state with a strong emphasis on the promotion of the state’s culture & interests as opposed to those of other groups. The need for autonomy rises from the feeling of nationalism. Nationalism as a concept has been used for a variety […]
Once a battleground for the Mughals and the Marathas, the state is now a battleground for political parties as elections for the legislative assembly approach. The state is home to lush green valleys in Mahabaleshwar and the bustling streets of Mumbai. A state that truly resonates with the Indian identity. Being home to a diverse […]
A tribute to the first CDS General Bipin Rawat.
As you read this article, India creates history, our country marks a grandeur milestone, the mark of surpassing the administration of 100 crore doses in the citizens of India. From Qutub Minar in Delhi to Metcalf hall in Kolkata, 100 heritage monuments in India illuminate to mark this milestone of the administration of surpassing 100 […]
Unfortunately today, cases of Bollywood drug scandals have become center stage matters followed by a never-ending game of turbulent politics as opportunist vultures and journalists become Twitter warriors to “fight discrimination”, once again real issues are overlooked and the agony of persecuted Hindus fails to find a place in human rights advocacy and modern days […]
Have you ever seen a palace in the sky? In the past, passengers of Air India have claimed otherwise. What was once the quintessence of luxury and comfort is today at a standstill! JRD Tata with his dream to introduce and launch the civil aviation sector in India introduced Tata Airlines in the year 1932. […]
Ah yes, it’s that time of the decade, when the two most famous senior citizens within the political world meet, i.e, U.S president Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On September 25th, Prime Minister Narendra Modi finished writing another chapter within a subtle story playing out within our eyes, a story that no […]
My feminism is deep and sad, and maybe you’d define them as… pessimistic. They don’t think changes will happen in a day so, as much as they dream that they don’t have to share their location with their parents when they take a rickshaw or can wear whatever they want, because catcalls aren’t their fault, […]
The Monsoon session of the Parliament kicked off with showers in the Capital. The weather turned pleasant on the outside, but it was quite the opposite inside the Parliament. The session started off soon after the revamp in the Council of Ministers. From Day 1, the parliamentarians have been unparliamentary. If we look at the […]
Swami Vivekananda very emphatically envisioned Vedanta to be the religion of the future. While dogma-based religions which acted as emotional support for mankind once upon a time, ceased to function again and again from the World Wars to the Cold War to the pitiful state of nature and animals it can be seen now from […]