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| Nepal floods: A warning to the world | | | Omkar Dattatray | 8/31/2026 10:28:45 PM |
| | The catastrophic floods that have repeatedly ravaged Nepal are no longer merely episodes of seasonal misfortune; they constitute an ominous indictment of the manner in which humanity has chosen to negotiate with nature. Torrential rainfall, swollen rivers, collapsing hillsides and inundated settlements have transformed familiar landscapes into theatres of devastation, exposing the profound vulnerability of a country whose geography is as magnificent as it is unforgiving. Yet to regard Nepal’s floods as an exclusively Nepalese tragedy would be an intellectually convenient and morally hazardous mistake. What is unfolding across the Himalayan region should be interpreted as a portentous warnin | |
| | | | Bhagwat’s USA Message: Hindutva, Harmony, Diversity and One Human Family | | | Lalit Gargg | 8/31/2026 10:28:32 PM |
| | To view Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat’s visit to the United States in August 2026 merely as an outreach programme for the Indian diaspora would be to underestimate its wider significance. His address at the “One World, One Humanity” programme in New York on August 29 came at a time when the RSS has been the subject of diverse perceptions, allegations and ideological debates, not only in India but also abroad. Against this backdrop, the manner in which Bhagwat placed diversity, dialogue, service, coexistence and human unity at the centre of his message offered an opportunity to present the Sangh’s worldview to global audiences from a different perspective | |
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