Constitution Day: By the people for the people Honouring India’s Democratic Legacy and Inclusive Vision Introduction: Constitution Day, observed on November 26th, stands as a poignant tribute to the remarkable journey of India’s constitutional evolution. This significant occasion commemorates the adoption of the Constitution of India, a living document that encapsulates …
Primordial poet Maharishi Valmiki Maharishi Valmiki, honored with the distinction of becoming the world’s first poet through his narration of Ram’s tale, was initially named Ratnakar in his youth. Being the youngest and much indulged, he fell into bad company and eventually became a bandit. Interestingly, those involved in cleaning tasks in …
Shrimanta Sankardev Shrimanta Sankardev, a 16th-century saint-scholar and cultural icon in Assam, India, played a pivotal role in shaping the socio-cultural landscape of the region. A key component of his work was advocating for social equality and challenging caste-based discrimination. Shrimanta Sankardev is a name known to all, whose birthplace is Assam, …
Raja Umaji Naik When the British rule had been established throughout Maharashtra. Memories of the Swarajya established by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj were also almost faded. Everywhere, the British East India Company was dominant. During that time, Umaji Naik emerged as a leader of the Ramoshi community, with his brilliance and valor against …
Shri Narayan Guru Shri Narayan Guru was truly a man of action and knowledge and a knower of religion. He was fully aware of the exploitation occurring to individuals and within the society. He made significant contributions for the upliftment of the backward class in South India, which was close to about twenty lakhs. Not …