Brij Khandelwal

Brij Khandelwal is an Agra-based senior journalist.

How many tourists visit Ram Bagh, Etmad-ud-Daulah, Chini Ka Rauza, or Mehtab Bagh? Shouldn't the Tourism Department be concerned...

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According to data from the Ministry of Labour, India currently has over 16,000 registered trade unions, of which only 12 are at the national level. This number has declined by 20 per cent over the past decade, even as the country's workforce has surpassed 50 crore.

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For the past seven decades, a dangerous pattern has been observed. Western media consistently misrepresents India while portraying Pakistan and some Islamic regimes as innocent.

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The growing encroachment on Agra’s streets and sidewalks has thrown the city’s infrastructure into disarray. From Sadar Bazaar to Belanganj, Hospital Road, and Paliwal Park, street vendors and hawkers have taken over footpaths, forcing pedestrians to walk on busy roads, risking their safety.

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At a time when India is facing hostilities from across the borders and surrounded by not-so-friendly neighbours, scholars are wondering whether nations, small in size and with limited resources, have any future, or will they permanently remain basket cases.

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Fighting on two fronts in a war can be a challenge for any country. Masters of modern information systems can influence the morale of soldiers and even force the sacrifice of principles. False and half-baked information can escalate tensions. Cyber armies remain a significant threat even during normal times.

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