While those who study the science of astrology seriously focus more on the probability of wars, those ignorant of the craft have often incited panic, claiming, “According to the seers of Kaalajnana, the end of the world is coming.”
Between “corporate culture,” the excesses of “nightlife,” and digital distractions, people’s sleep has diminished significantly. The average daily sleep duration for urban Indians has plummeted to 5–6 hours. Even children aren’t sleeping properly anymore.
Whether it is our government or our companies, our personal details should not be in the hands of others. Our data must stay with us. That is Data Privacy. It is our right. In 2017, the Supreme Court recognized it as a Fundamental Right.
Recently, a misconception has been brewing among some that Brahma (the Ultimate Reality) equates to Shunyatva (Emptiness or Void). Many who are famous as “New Age Gurus” are bringing this concept of “The Void” to the forefront. Consequently, Vedic rituals and philosophies are being misunderstood.
To everyone, “Balakrishna” (Child Krishna) is a beloved deity. We adore his chubby face, his graceful gait, his calm mind, and the adventures and miracles of his childhood. But we must not forget that Shri Krishna is much more than just this.
In modern times, many countries have forgotten the importance of Surya Upasana, a practice deeply embedded in Sanatana Dharma. However, Bharat continues to uphold this tradition.
In India, some people have been voicing their opinions that fireworks should be banned during Diwali, and in the process, they have even labeled children who burst crackers as “criminals.” This view is highly misguided.
Bharat’s gold-culture has secured the nation for all times to come. As long as foreign countries continue to sell gold to India, there is no harm in purchasing it. Even if the dollar loses value, there is no reason to worry!
The “Nasadiya Sukta” of the Rigveda raises fundamental questions about the universe that surpass even the questions of modern scientists. It humbly acknowledges that it is impossible to provide definitive answers to the most fundamental questions.
The problem of internal divides and support for terrorist agendas is not exclusive to any one country, but it is a big issue India has had to deal with in recent times. It is a complex and dangerous phenomenon that involves individuals and groups within the country, who either overtly or covertly support or sympathize with those aiming to harm the nation’s security.
If legislative bodies in India are to remain functional, there must be a shift toward more disciplined, respectful, and purposeful debates.
India has a population of around 1.47 billion. There are more than 55 cities in India with populations exceeding 1 million, and 6 megacities have surpassed the 10 million population mark. But our air pollution levels remain high, and India must take serious measures to address this issue.