Dharmendra kumar

Dharmendra Kumar is a senior journalist with a career spanning more than two decades in which he has worked for many leading Media houses. He currently heads Mediabharti Web Solutions.

Why did the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh allegedly kill Mahatma Gandhi, and why has the organisation faced bans and seen those bans lifted as many times? Why did the RSS write letters to Indira Gandhi during the Emergency? Why did the RSS demolish the Babri Masjid? What evidence exists of the social-service activities undertaken by the RSS? And why, allegedly, did the RSS have its own volunteers killed in Kerala and West Bengal to portray itself as a ‘victim’? The film 'Aakhri Sawaal' attempts to answer these five questions that are frequently asked about the RSS.

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Why does Varun Dhawan try to become 'Govinda'? The question is interesting because if we look closely at Varun Dhawan’s career, the answer seems to lie not in his acting ability, but in his choice of acting style.

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​For Indian men, waist measurement is not merely a matter of appearance or clothing fit; it is a deep indicator of health. Fat accumulated in the body, especially around the abdomen, can lead to several serious diseases. That is why understanding the width of the waist and its proportion to height is extremely important.

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In Indian democracy, the relationship between journalism and politics has always been a subject of debate. The duty of journalism is to question power and present the truth in the interest of the people, while the duty of politics is to acquire power and preserve it. The clash and cooperation between the two form the true heartbeat of democracy.

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Landmark Cars feels like one of those mid-cap stories that’s quietly building momentum these days. The company sits at the intersection of India’s growing appetite for premium and luxury vehicles and the steady rise of EV adoption.

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The story of Zomato, reborn as Eternal Ltd., is less about quarterly numbers and more about the pulse of a nation learning to live at speed.

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