'Revolution follows Renaissance', the 19th century mental awakening which enabled the thinking minds of India to realize the evils of the British rule on one hand and the need for national unity on the other, finally culminated in the rise of the Indian National Congress as an organisation to fight the evils and to unite and lead the nation. The Indian Renaissance brought to the people some of the finest values of 'Liberal Humanitarian Nationalism' and taught the nation a unique sense of tolerance towards each other in a multi-religious, multi-ethnic and multi-linguistic country.  read more »

Task before the Nation Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, MP, Chief Whip (L.S.) Former President, Indian Youth Congress (1971-75) No doubt, it is the young population of any nation who ultimately shape the destiny and it is they who represent the most vibrant section of the population and reflect public opinion more accurately to enable us to read for the future the writings on the wall.  read more »

Now that the All India Congress Committee is meeting in its Plenary Session at Bangalore, it would only be fair to track down the march of over 30 percent of the depressed, deprived and the downtrodden, commonly known as the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, towards a life with dignity and social, economic and political justice. It may appear to be a misnomer to call it a march. It may only be a story of developments by fits and starts.
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Jawaharlal Nehru was the architect of independent
India's foreign policy and diplomacy. The broad
contours of the frame-work erected by Nehru have
largely remained intact. Even non-Congress
governments have not attempted to make
fundamental alterations in our foreign policy. The
Nehruvian mould has by and large survived the
diplomatic tempests and vicissitudes of the past
53 years.

Having said that, one must admit that the India of
1947 is not the India of 2001. This is even more
true of the world. It is just as true of foreign policy  read more »

It has been predicted that the first decade of the
21st Century will witness the emergence of an
oriental country as a super power. Every patriotic
heart in this country desires that India be the country
to attain that distinction. And it is the youth of India
that have to be the torch bearers to lead the nation
towards the fulfillment of this desire, for it is the
young who have the inherent attributes - sincerity,
motivation, commitment, integrity, energy and
drive - that are so essential for building a strong
and prosperous nation. What they require, however,
is the proper channelisation of their vast potential
into constructive endeavor. This needs to be
supplemented and buttressed by the honest,
disinterested advice and guidance of their elders
drawn from their wisdom and experience. It is a
sad commentary that the energies of our youth have
offen remained unutilized or misutilised by
unscrupulous or self-seeking elements in our
society.  read more »

Laboratories were set up and agricultural universities
were established, extension services were
developed. A nation wide community development
programme was launched, and the irrigation
potential of the country started getting harnessed.
Aqriculturol scientists evolved new high yielding
varieties of various crops and introduced improved
methods of cultivation. Field demonstrations were
organized to motivate and convince the farmers to
adopt more scientific ways of agriculture, replacing
traditional methods.
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Though the Congress has been out of power for
five years, the programmes launched by it, especially
during the five-year tenure of Sri Rajiv Gandhi, have
left an indelible imprint on the country.

The spread of education and its universalisation is
one area where the vision of our late leader endures.
Unfortunately, the promise of initiatives taken during
the 1980s is being eroded by retrograde policies
of the Sangh Parivar during the last three years.

Communal forces are not only pruning the
programmes launched by Shri Rajiv Gandhi but  read more »

Economic development and formulation of economic policies by the Indian National Congress began long before independence. In the pre- independence era the ideology of Swaraj given by Mahatma Gandhi contained the basic ingredient of economic policies of the Congress.
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Raipur - The departmental officials further informed that a provision has been made to provide Rs 5,000 on birth registration of a girl child. Out of six types of vaccina- tions, Rs 200 each would be provided to a girl child for first five. For the sixth and fmal injection, a provision is made for provid- ing Rs 250.  read more »

I am in Delhi, today the Sarva Brahman MahaSabha India organized Brahman Shiromani Alankaran Samaroh, I full enjoy the Speeches of Veteran Brahmins of Delhi and i also was felicitated in the Function of Sarva Brahmin Mahasabha Delhi.

The Chief Guest of Brahman Shiromani Alankaran Samaroh was Manniya Shri Satyavrat Chaturvedi Sansad Delhi and the program was Chaired by Manniya Girija Vyas President National Commission for Women India.

See My Photo of Felicitation in Brahman Shiromani Alankaran Samaroh Delhi :-  read more »