• Forgotten Refugees: The Search for a Homeland for Bangladeshi Hindus

    If one were to ask me regarding the founder of Sanatan Dharma, or Hinduism, my direct answer would be: no one. Unlike many other religions such as Judaism (founded by Moses), Christianity (founded by Jesus Christ), or Islam (founded by Prophet Muhammad), a singular preacher could not be identified as the originator of Sanatan dharma.

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  • Bankruptcy in India’s Humanity Part 2 – The Ongoing Persecution

    In my previous blog on “Bankruptcy in India’s Humanity,” I had put forward my observations regarding the indifferent attitude of the Indian polity regarding the widespread, state-sponsored, inhuman intolerance and hatred against non-violent Sanatani Hindus in Bangladesh. However, now, after the arrest of ISKCON Saint Chinmoy Krishna Das by the Bangladesh government, a segment of

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  • Bureaucratic Manipulation: A Rare Occurrence in the Government System

    You may have heard about management manipulation, but have you ever come across the term “bureaucratic manipulation”? Manipulation refers to actions by an individual or a small group to unfairly influence or adapt a situation to suit their purpose or advantage. While manipulation is a common occurrence in corporate management—often involving unfair decisions to benefit

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  • India’s Urgent Need For Reform: Uniform Education System Over Uniform Civil Code

    The pandemic of Corona (COVID-19) reigned like a terror for a long time, claiming the lives of millions across the world. The coronavirus acted as an invisible demon that humanity had to fight against. It spread through contact with infected or affected individuals. A healthy person coming into proximity with an infected patient contracted the

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  • Bankruptcy in India’s Humanity

    India has a longstanding tradition of raising its voice against injustice, intolerance, and human rights abuses, regardless of race, faith, religion, or location. The people of India have historically stood for humanity, opposing discrimination and oppression, such as the fight against apartheid in South Africa under Nelson Mandela, supporting the Palestinian cause under Yasser Arafat,

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  • Jodi amon hoto?

    Jodi amon hoto?

    Will you be happy if it happens that(i) no species of birds other than crow is allowed to remain in yourcountry;(ii) no domestic animal other than cow is allowed to be nurtured in yourneighbourhood;(iii) no wild animal other than Royal Bengal Tiger is allowed to survive inyour forests;(iv) no fish other than Hilsa is grown

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  • BRICS’ Own Currency –   A Possibility or A Myth?

    The recent announcement of a separate BRICS currency has sparked discussions about its potential impact on the global financial landscape. While some view this move as a significant achievement, skepticism remains regarding its feasibility, given the conflicting interests and ideologies within the group. This post explores the complexities and doubts surrounding BRICS’ currency ambitions. The

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  • What if this Happened?

    What if this Happened?

    This blog explores the importance of diversity in enriching lives and experiences, contrasting it with the monochrome vision of religious extremism. While Hinduism contributes vibrantly to Bangladesh’s cultural landscape, efforts by some Islamists to suppress this diversity threaten the nation’s heritage and well-being. Drawing parallels with the consequences of intolerance in other Islamic nations, the

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  • The Art of Connection

    The Art of Connection

    In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success.

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  • Beyond the Obstacle

    Challenges in business are a given, but it’s our response to them that defines our trajectory. Looking beyond the immediate obstacle, there lies a realm of opportunity and learning.

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