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The Eternal Debate: Who Is More Powerful Lord Shiva Or Lord Vishnu?
Who is more powerful — Lord Shiva or Lord Vishnu? This is one of the most talked about and animatedly debated topics in Hinduism. Both are central figures and command respect in Hindu mythology, philosophy, and spirituality. Both are different aspects of the divine power and are worshipped by millions of devotees. Hence instead of comparing their respective powers, abilities or feats, we should understand their divine role, symbolism and philosophy.
Trump - The Unwanted, Self-appointed Dealmaker Had No Business To Humiliate Zelenskyy - Taazakhabar News
Donald Trump -the unwanted dealmaker had no business to humiliate the elected leader of an independent nation – however small or insignificant. On February 28, 2025, a meeting between President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy turned ugly. It led to an unprecedented heated war of words between the leaders of the two independent nations in the Oval Office at the White House.
F-35 Fighter Aircraft: Present Imperfect, Future Tense
President Donald Trump offered to sell F-35 fighter jets to India during PM Modi’s recent visit to the USA. “Starting this year, we’ll be increasing military sales to India by many billions of dollars. We’re also paving the way to ultimately provide India with the F-35 stealth fighters,” Trump told a joint news conference addressed by him and Prime Minister Modi.
Heart Attack - Does Not Mean End Of Life, People Live Even After Multiple Attacks!! - Taazakhabar News
Guess what Jawaharlal Nehru the first Indian Prime Minister, Sirimavo Bandaranaike three-term, Prime Minister of Sri Lanka and the world’s first female head of government, Nobel Prize-winning physicist Albert Einstein best known for his theory of relativity, Le Corbusier the architect and city planner who designed many buildings in Europe, India and America, Marlon Brando one of the greatest Hollywood actors and Shane Warne one of the greatest cricketing legend have in common?
The Heart Needs Just A Little Blood And Oxygen To Stay Alive !!
The human heart is a powerful and hard-working organ that pumps blood to different parts of the body throughout the day. However, it requires a separate but small amount of oxygen-rich blood to keep its muscle tissue healthy and functioning. This requirement is fulfilled by the coronary arteries, which deliver oxygen-rich blood to the heart’s muscle (myocardium), ensuring it has the energy and oxygen it needs to keep pumping. Without this blood supply, the heart’s muscles get damaged.
Heart Attack: Your Heart Is Crying For Help, Don't Ignore The Early Warning Signs
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a broad term for many different diseases affecting the heart and blood vessels, including coronary artery disease (CAD), heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, arrhythmias, and more. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death globally. Every 2.5 seconds, someone dies of cardiovascular disease worldwide. This amounts to approximately 18-20 million deaths worldwide each year.
Defending America: Iron Dome And The Future Of Missile Defence
Israel’s Iron Dome has become synonymous with effective short-range rocket defence, boasting an impressive intercept rate. Inspired by its success, the United States is embarking on its ambitious project: “Iron Dome for America.” This initiative aims to create a multi-layered missile defence shield, incorporating space-based technology to counter evolving threats from near-peer adversaries.
Why Saif Ali Khan May Lose His Claim Over Properties Worth Rs 15000 Cr In Bhopal
Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan, the son of former captain of the Indian cricket team Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi (also known as Tiger Pataudi), the last titular Nawab of Pataudi from 1952–1971 until the title was abolished in 1971, and his wife film actress Sharmila Tagore (also known as Begum Ayesha Sultana), may lose his ancestral properties in Bhopal.
Daredevils Create New World Record For Highest Human Pyramid On Moving Motorcycles
They push the boundaries of human potential, leaving you breathless with their daring feats and unwavering precision On 20 January 2025 Indian Army’s “Daredevils” motorcycle display rider team belonging to the Corps of Signals created a World Record for the highest human pyramid measuring an impressive 20.4 feet by putting together 40 men on 7 motorcycles who covered a distance of 2 kilometres from Vijay Chowk to India Gate on Kartavya Path in New Delhi.
Supreme Court Judgements When The Right To Self-defence Applies Or Ceases To Exist
The right of self-defence is a fundamental principle of natural law, to ensure that an individual has the right to protect himself and his near and dear ones from unlawful aggression. It is not merely a privilege but a necessity, allowing a person to preserve their life, liberty, and property when threatened.
Right To Self-Defence Does Not Mean Right To Kill: Supreme Court
On January 09 the Supreme Court Bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan in the Ratheeshkumar @ Babu v. The State of Kerala & Anr case observed that actions taken for self-defence must be strictly preventive and aimed at averting the danger rather than being punitive or retributive “In the case of private defence, the actions taken must be strictly preventive, aimed at averting the danger, rather than punitive or retributive.
10 Mountains Which No One Has Been Able To Climb And Why?
Recent advances in technology for communication, casualty evacuation and weather forecasting as well as protective clothing, improved survial rations/ equipment and oxygen systems have made it easier than before to climb and survive in high altitude areas. High-altitude climbs have become safer because of better understanding of human physiology, sophisticated mapping tools, and fool-proof communication systems. Still, there are several mountain peaks which remain unconquered.
Kiteboarding- An Exhilarating Water Sport
Kiteboarding, also known as kitesurfing, is an exhilarating water sport that combines elements of windsurfing, wakeboarding, and paragliding. It’s one of the most exciting adventure sports that offers high-speed sailing, and surfing to the riders who are pulled across the water by a kite, using the power of the wind. It is a sport that encourages creativity, physical fitness, and a deep connection with nature.
From Military To Adventure Sport: History And Traditions Of Kite Flying
Kite flying has a rich history and diverse traditions dating back thousands of years across the globe. There was a time when kites were primarily used for strategic military purposes, sending signals, weather forecasting and scientific research. Kites were used for spying, and intelligence gathering as well as measuring the distance of enemy positions.
SLT-Mobitel Completes Submarine Cable Landing in Matara
SLT-Mobitel successfully landed the SEA-ME-WE 6 (Southeast Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 6) submarine cable in Matara, on December 29, 2024. The cable system will be in commercial operation by mid-2026. The Matara landing was completed in collaboration with Subcom LLC, USA, and under an agreement with SEA-ME-WE 6 Consortium including Sri Lanka Telecom PLC, as the legal signatory to the consortium.
Lord Rama - An Ideal Military Leader - Taazakhabar News
Lord Rama –is widely worshipped as the ideal son, ideal king (Maryada Purushottama) and epitome of dharma (righteousness). His reign is celebrated as a golden age of justice, righteousness, and prosperity. Here are some key traits that make him a great military leader: Bold, daring and fearless: Lord Ram was an excellent warrior right from childhood.
Unsung Heroes: Animals On The Battlefield
Millions of dogs, horses, bears, dolphins, mules, donkeys, camels, pigeons and other animals have played an indispensable part in warfare. One of the earliest and most significant uses of animals in warfare was the domestication of horses, which revolutionised mobility and cavalry tactics. Cavalry soldiers mounted on horse backs swiftly moved from one place to another and punched holes in the enemy defences since ancient times.
World's Deadliest Sniper Rifles
A sniper is a trained sharpshooter who engages targets from concealed position or from a distance far away and beyond the detection capabilities of enemy personnel. Simo Häyhä a Finnish sniper was referred to as “White Death” because of his habit of lying in the snow wearing snow camouflage and a white face mask, waiting for a target to appear.
Smartest Robots In The World Today
The field of robotics is evolving rapidly. Many new and advanced robots are constantly being developed. Robots are becoming smarter driven by innovations in artificial intelligence, machine learning, materials science, and sensor technology. Robots today can learn from their environment, adapt to new tasks, make decisions in real time and handle complex tasks without human intervention.
Guardians Of Peace: Top 10 Private Security Agencies In The World
The business of private security agencies all over the globe is booming. In a world where threats – lurk around every corner, the demand for private security solutions has never been more pressing. Obviously the police cannot be present everywhere, hence the need for private security agencies who have to step in and offer a comprehensive range of services to safeguard individuals, assets, and information.
Behind Closed Doors: Pentagon The Fortress Of The U.S. Military
The Pentagon is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world and the nerve centre of the U.S. military. Such is its clout that the term Pentagon is often used as a metonym to depict the Department of Defence and its leadership. It is the world’s second largest office building (over 6.5 million square feet) after the Surat Diamond Bourse (6.7 million square feet).
50 Innovations From India That Changed The World # 1
India has been in the forefront of knowledge and wisdom in many fields. Many groundbreaking discoveries and creations made in India or by people of Indian origin in different parts of the globe have had a significant impact on mathematics, science, medicine, technology, and culture and contributed to make the world a better place to live in.
Why Does Everyone Shut-up Once The Big Artillery Guns Start Talking?
Artillery is a highly potent and effective battle winning factor. Artillery offers several advantages in warfare. Artillery provides firepower to demolish and destroy far away enemy camps, vehicles, and personnel using high-explosive shells, artillery rockets, or precision-guided munitions.
The Legend Behind The 51 Shakti Peeths
There are 51 Shakti Peeths or sacred shrines dedicated to the goddess Shakti or Parvati in Hinduism corresponding to the 51 alphabets in Sanskrit language. According to legend, Brahma the creator of universe organized a yajna (ritual) in which all those who mattered – prajapatis, deities, and kings were invited. Shiva and his wife Sati were also invited. All the invitees came and took their seats. Sati’s father King Daksha was the last to arrive.
10 Ferocious Breeds Of Dogs You Shouldn't Mess With
Recently the Government of India imposed a ban on the import, sale, and breeding of 23 breeds of dog, considered to be “ferocious”. Here are some of the banned dog breeds known for their ferocity: Pitbull Terrier: On July 2, 2023 two Pit Bulls, named Big and Black, killed their 78 year old owner Pratheep while he was fast asleep in Thailand. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) Dog-related injuries resulted in 9,542 people being hospitalized in 2021-22.
CAPF: Reasons Behind The Sagging Morale
Ironically whenever the police is not able to control a law and order problem the central armed police forces (CAPFs), are called to bring the situation under control. Invariably in most such situations the officers leading from front are Assistant Commandants, Deputy Commandants, 2nd in Command or Commandants at the most, depending on the gravity of the situation.
Where Do The Richest People In India Live?
According to Oxfam India’s 2023 report, just 5% of the richest people in India own more than 60% of the country’s wealth, while the bottom 50% possess only 3%. The richest 1% have seen their wealth grow significantly faster than the rest of the population. The report states that between 2012 and 2021, 40% of wealth generated went to just 1% of the population.
India to spend big: interim defence budget crosses ₹6 lakh crore mark
The interim defence budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Parliament on February 01, 2024 lays emphasis on the twin objective of promoting self-reliance and exports in the current geopolitical scenario.The budget focuses on modernization, self-reliance, and border infrastructure development. The budgetary allocation for Ministry of Defence (MoD) — the highest among all Ministries for FY 24-25 is approx.
Top 10 Innovations That Have Revolutionized The Military In The 21st Century
The 21st century has witnessed a flurry of military innovations, blurring the lines between science fiction and reality. From human-like robots to self-driving vehicles; smart phones to top-of-the-line computers the 21st century has witnessed technology evolution at speeds never experienced before. One of the principal drivers behind this change — is the military.
Indian Navy: Combat Ready, Credible and Cohesive pillar of the nation’s strength
The ‘Combat Ready, Credible and Cohesive’ Indian Navy has evolved into a modern, technologically advanced force, capable of safeguarding India’s coastline and strategic interests in the Age of Digital Warfare. The Indian Navy plays an increasingly crucial role in ensuring regional stability and peace in making India emerge as a leading maritime power.
What are battle tanks called in different languages?
Battle tanks, also known as armoured tanks, are called by various names in different languages.
Top 10 tanks in the world armies
Tanks provide mobility, firepower, and protection on the battlefield and are one of the ultimate battle-winning factors in modern warfare. Tanks can move across difficult terrain, such as mud, snow, or rough terrain, both in offensive and defensive operations. Tanks can be used to breach enemy fortifications, barriers, and obstacles, such as minefields and anti-tank ditches.
Top 10 most widely spoken languages in the world
There are more than and about 300 writing systems all over the world. About 230 of these are spoken in Europe, and 2,197 are spoken in Asia. This makes it all the more difficult to point out the most widely spoken languages in the world. Here are the top 10 most widely spoken languages in the world, in terms of native speakers: English (1.452 billion): English is the most widely spoken language in the world with a total number of 1.45 billion speakers.
Top 50 most haunted places on planet Earth # 2
The term “haunted” refers to a place or object that is believed to be the dwelling or source of paranormal activity. A haunted location is typically associated with ghostly apparitions, unexplained sounds, eerie feelings, and other supernatural occurrences that cannot be easily explained by natural phenomena. Many ghost stories and urban legends revolve around haunted places, adding to their intrigue and mystery.
Top 50 most haunted places on planet Earth # 1
There is a saying – where there is death, there is bound to be a story. Compiling a list of the “most haunted” places on planet Earth is a challenging task. There are several haunted places – masked in suspense and mystery- all over the globe. While there is no concrete scientific evidence supporting paranormal activity, many of them are part of popular folklore and ghost stories. Here is a list of 50 haunted places around the world notorious for their ghostly tales and paranormal activity: 1.
Top 10 most painful diseases
Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience. It is associated with actual or potential tissue damage. Most painful experiences can be classified into two main categories – acute pain like a fractured bone, toothache, and insect bite or post-operative pain which usually lasts a short duration till the injury gets healed and chronic pain which lasts longer say for 3-6 months or maybe more due to chronic conditions like due to arthritis, nerve damage, or persistent injuries.
Are we living in the age of missile warfare?
We seem to be living in the age of missile warfare. Missiles are the pride of any country because of their accuracy, range, lethality, and effectiveness. It is virtually impossible to conceive of any modern warfare without missiles. Historically the word missile has been used to signify an object or projectile that can be thrown, shot or propelled towards a target from a distance; this holds true even today.
50th anniversary of Vietnam War
In 2012, President Barack Obama signed a presidential proclamation, designating March 29 as the annual Vietnam War Veterans Day to ‘thank and honour’ the US Army Vietnam Veterans, including those who were taken prisoners of war or listed as missing in action. This marked the from Vietnam— on March 29, 1973, over 13 years. The 13-year commemoration will conclude on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2025.
Defence production – time to go back to square one? - Taazakhabar News
"If you fail, never give up because FAIL means "First Attempt In Learning"- APJ Abdul Kalam India’s forays in the field of defence production are pockmarked by many failures and false promises. The journey began shortly after its independence with the establishment of the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) to produce a wide range of arms, ammunition, and explosives in 1951. In the 1960s, India started developing its own missile program.
Ordnance Factories - Old Wine In New Bottles? - Taazakhabar News
"Ordnance is the sole means of victory, and the difference between the good and the bad general is the judicious selection of these instruments, and their timely application." - George Washington Every year 18th of March is observed as Ordnance factory Day to commemorate the founding of the first Ordnance Factory in colonial India near Kolkata, in 1801.
Corporatization of the Ordnance factories – facts behind and the facade - Taazakhabar News
The exact recommendation of the Gen Shekatkar Committee to make the ordnance factories perform better is shrouded in mystery. It is not clear whether the Committee suggested setting up a new entity or redesigning the old but tried and tested model to meet the requirements of the Indian armed forces. Still the government went ahead and announced the corporatization of the OFB in August 2020.
Landmines – kill even when the war is over - Taazakhabar News
DEFENCENEWSInternational NewsNational "Landmines are among the most barbaric weapons of war, because they continue to kill and maim innocent people long after the war itself has ended." - Kofi Annan Landmines kill dozens before starting to count again… Indian soldiers fought alongside the British both during World War I and World War II. Around 1.5 million Indian soldiers took part in World War I (July 28, 1914, to Nov 11, 1918) which lasted for 4 years, 3 months, and 14 days.
ITBP – The Himalayan Warriors - Taazakhabar News
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat.
Human brain – the future battlefield - Taazakhabar News
"The changing nature of conflict will require new tactics and strategies, and a willingness to adapt and evolve." - Leon Panetta, former US Secretary of Defense The battlefield is getting hazy and blurred. It is becoming difficult to say who is a friend or enemy… The nature of warfare is changing. Gone are the days when wars were fought to acquire land or hold ground.
Disasters are good teachers; provided you are willing to learn
Disasters are warning from God not to take nature for granted India is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world. Given the size, location, topography, and high population density of the country – disasters are like dynamites ready to blow up anytime. Natural calamities like earthquakes, cyclones, floods, landslides, and droughts are an almost regular affair.
Politics behind disaster management in Turkey
On 7 February, President Erdogan declared an emergency for a period of three months in Adana, Hatay, Osmaniye, Kahramanmaraş, Gaziantep, Kilis, Şanlıurfa, Adıyaman, Malatya, and Diyarbakır — the 10 worst affected provinces: which are scheduled to have Presidential and general elections to elect 600 members to the Grand National Assembly (Parliament) of Turkey soon.
Sky is not the limit for the New India emerging over the horizon: Modi
“The New India of today thinks fast, thinks far and takes quick decisions”, Modi said comparing India to a fighter pilot who is not afraid but excited to soar to new heights. “India is always rooted however high it flies howsoever is its speed,” the Prime Minister stressed.
NDRF to mend broken hearts in Turkey -2
Proactive Indian diplomacy at its best Turkey may be miles away but is close to India’s heart. In what is being touted to be a perfect example of proactive diplomacy and strategic intervention India was one of the first countries to respond to Turkey’s distress calls in its hour of need.
NDRF to mend broken hearts in Turkey -1
Turkey in trouble On 6 February 2023, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 rocked the Turkish city of Gaziantep, roughly 150 miles away from the Turkey-Syria border at 4:17 a.m. local time when most people were still fast asleep in the comfort of their homes. They suddenly woke up suddenly realizing that — their homes were not safe and could not protect them as they had thought so far. The tremors of the quake could be felt as far as Lebanon, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, and the Palestinian territories.
Does The Shahi Imam Have The Authority To Ban Entry Of Women Unaccompanied By Male Escorts?
In a move with far-reaching consequences, Syed Ahmed Bukhari the controversial Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid in Delhi who claims to represent the voice of Indian Muslims passed a dictate banning the entry of women unaccompanied by male escorts and a day later retracted the stand when told to do so by V K Saxena, the lieutenant governor of Delhi.
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