Saluting Art, Culture & Valour: A Classical Tribute in Dhaulana by Pt Hari Dutt Sharma ji
V. N. Bhatkhande Sangeet Mahavidyalaya, Ghaziabad presented a magnificent evening of Indian Classical Music and Dance at Pandit Jodharam Farms, Dhaulana, dedicated to the sacred remembrance of the legendary classical vocalist Pandit Jagdish Mohan Ji. The event showcased the resplendent heritage of Indian culture through a captivating repertoire of classical ragas, Kathak, and other diverse […]
From Vision to Action: Chandigarh University’s Journey to Becoming India’s Leading Private University Brand
Chandigarh University (CU), established in 2012 by an Act of the Punjab State Legislature, has rapidly risen to prominence as one of India’s most forward-looking higher education institutions. In just over a decade, it has carved a position for itself not only as a top private university but also as a dynamic brand that continues […]
Fashion Mourns a Dreamer: Designer Martha Nolan‑O’Slatarra Dies at 33 in Montauk Yacht
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra: The Woman Who Dressed the Sunsets, and Then Became One On the edge of summer’s golden trail, where the ocean meets quiet luxury, a life full of vision, color, and hope came to a sudden end. Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, a beloved fashion designer and rising creative force, was found unresponsive aboard a yacht at […]
The Gifford Fire: California Burned and the Nation Watched in Silence
By HawkFeed News | August 7, 2025 California isn’t new to wildfires. But this time, it’s different. The Gifford Fire, raging across the sunbaked central stretches of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, has grown into the largest wildfire California has witnessed in 2025, devouring nearly 84,000 acres of land as of early August […]
Where Is Justice for Twinkle Sharma? Six Years On, India Awaits Accountability
There are stories that shake a nation. Some fade away with time, but a few leave behind a silence too loud to ignore. Such is the case of Twinkle Sharma, a 2½‑year‑old from Tappal, Aligarh, whose life was tragically cut short in May 2019. Now, in July 2025, India still waits for the final judgment. ⸻ The […]
Shubhanshu Shukla’s Return: A Nation United in Pride and Prayer
The nation stood still. And then it erupted—not with noise, but with hope. Shubhanshu Shukla and his entire space crew touched Indian soil after a daring mission beyond the stratosphere, and their return was nothing short of divine timing. This wasn’t just science. This was sacrifice. And the emotions it triggered ran deeper than the […]
Willie Mays Has Left the Field — But His Legend Will Never Leave Us
They called him the “Say Hey Kid,” but the name now echoes more like a whisper from baseball’s golden age. Willie Mays, one of the purest, most electrifying athletes ever to grace the game of baseball, passed away on June 18, 2024, at the age of 93. The news hit like a curveball to the […]
New FastTag Annual Pass? Travel across the country hassle free round the year.
Note: The featured image is an AI rendered version of Nitin gadkari ji. In a landmark move to streamline toll collection and enhance road travel convenience, the Indian government is considering a FASTag Annual Pass that would allow private vehicle owners unlimited access to national highways for a flat yearly fee of ₹3,000. This proposed […]
IAS Officer L. Venkateshwarlu : The Quiet Reformer Powering India’s Administrative Backbone with Sanatana Wisdom
In India’s expansive bureaucratic framework, few civil servants embody both administrative rigor and soulful wisdom. L. Venkateshwarlu, a 1991-batch IAS officer from the Andhra Pradesh cadre, is one of those rare few. Over three decades, he has moved silently but decisively through the ranks—redefining the purpose of public service without ever demanding the spotlight. His […]
India Needs a Work Culture Revolution — HAL Delays and the Cracks Across Our System- Air chief Marshal’s Fury
India stands at a powerful crossroad. A rising global economy, a tech-savvy youth population, and aspirations of becoming a global leader. Yet, despite all our progress, one glaring weakness holds us back: a systemic inertia across government departments and public-sector undertakings. The latest example? Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh’s blunt criticism of Hindustan Aeronautics […]