“Scottish – British” three century old union in final relationship crises for “continuity or divorce” from the BRITISH FAMILY OF NATIONS. “Old Indian masters” displayed respect for global human values of the day to settle the Challenge by Vote culture? The significant- 9% members of British family, living in Scotland will hold referendum by ‘Yes’ […]

Philanthropic Punjabis contributes in providing food to flood victims in J&K FLOOD CALAMITIES IN PUNJAB though focused less than J&K but these are desirable to be seen in continuity for its last 10 major Flood havoc in four decades, contributing highest magnitude of Economic bearing & loss of humanity than to be looking exclusively to […]

Precedents are always created, seems justification of Modi Government QUESTION for Ethical Morality on positioning now or future retired constitutional eminent, like C.J.I. for the state or Country to Raj Bhawans & on other statuary responsibilities may be answered connecting Vedic knowledge & philosophy reinvented on Lord Rama & Lord Krishna! Kerala state swore in […]

Visionary Restructure of Law Statues for Country, a much needed initiative Mr Narendra Damodardas Modi, born on 17 Sept.1950, having served as the C.M. of Gujarat from 2001 to 2014, took over as Principal Administrative Anchor ship, titled Prime Minister for India on 26th May 2014. He has now been in new office for the […]

 Planting utility trees must be focus of our Forestry Development plans BRITISH TIMES: Governance by British officers on Indian territories is customarily condemned on 26th Jan & 15th August under title for AJADI of New India wef 1947. We do not complement pre 1947 times for introduction of many good IDEAS or systems but just […]

Modifying common TEA herbal with natural Tulsi Tea was first introduced into India by the British, in an attempt to break the Chinese monopoly on tea. The British launched a tea industry in Assam. Maniram Dewan (1806-1858) was the first Indian tea planter. Tea was originally only consumed by Anglicized Indians, and it was not […]