Says Mohan Bhagwat

A Trishul given to him as a weapon of “self-defence” makes him reflect on his Kashmiri Pandit childhood, where survival came from family, ritual, neighbours and shared culture, not arms. His memories and his visit to the Ajmer Sharif Dargah reveal a lifelong, intimate syncretism between Hindu and Muslim faith and friendships. He concludes that what truly protects a home is love, trust and humanity, not symbols of fear. Last month in Delhi, an elderly man gave me a gift.

Chief Minister, cabinet,meet Rahul Gandhi, Kharge to brief  them on state’s fiscal crisis Vehicles registered in Himachal Pradesh, however, are exempted from paying the entry fee BJP, business community see hike in toll fee as a blow to tourism industry, hill economy ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’-- a Sanskrit phrase that means “The guest is equivalent to God." The phrase reflects the traditional Indian value of treating guests with great respect, warmth, and hospitality.

The central problem facing our High Courts is not financial. It is institutional, rooted in the “persistent failure to appoint judges in adequate numbers. When courts are left understaffed, no amount of expenditure can compensate for the absence of judicial capacity; Delay becomes normal and Backlogs become inevitable. Reform begins with judges… Fill the vacancies. Strengthen the benches. Allow the courts to do the work they are meant to do.