Read more about the article India-Pakistan Cricket Rivalry: The Earnings and Learnings of Business

India-Pakistan Cricket Rivalry: The Earnings and Learnings of Business

India-Pakistan Cricket Rivalry: The Earnings and Learnings of Business Excerpt:- Imagine more than 100,000 fans in the world's biggest cricket stadium watching an India-Pakistan match, while millions more stream it online, bringing in huge amounts of money. Broadcasting rights alone make over $100 million, and ticket sales and merchandise hit record highs. Sponsors invest millions for the global exposure. This cricket match isn't just a game; it's a big business event that combines passion with huge profits, changing the way international sports make money.

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Read more about the article Tracing the Origins of Yoga: Insights from Ancient Indian Texts and Archaeological Finds

Tracing the Origins of Yoga: Insights from Ancient Indian Texts and Archaeological Finds

Yoga, a timeless practice rooted in ancient Indian culture, finds its origins in texts like the Vedas dating back to 1500 BCE, where it’s described as a spiritual discipline uniting individual consciousness with the divine. The Upanishads further develop yoga as a systematic path to spiritual realization, focusing on mastery of the senses and inner peace. Archaeological findings, including Indus Valley seals and structures resembling early yoga studios, suggest yoga’s presence in ancient civilizations like Mohenjo-Daro. Over centuries, yoga evolved, culminating in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali around the 2nd century BCE, which codified yoga into Ashtanga Yoga. Yoga’s journey embodies the quest for spiritual enlightenment and holistic well-being, inspiring lives worldwide.

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Read more about the article Delhi’s relationship with the Yamuna River – a tale of evolution and everlasting bond

Delhi’s relationship with the Yamuna River – a tale of evolution and everlasting bond

Yamuna is the most significant river in India which flows in Delhi. The Yamuna River originates from Yamunotri glacier, and it is the largest tributary of the Ganga River. The stretch of this river has its origin in Okhla, Delhi which is also called upper Yamuna, and covers parts of Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Delhi’s relationship with this river has its history since its origin, it has also changed dramatically over time. There was a time when the river flowed in between the historical buildings, Red Fort on one side and Salimgarh Fort on the other and at present the scenery have changed. Not only the scenery but also the water of the river. The river was used for farming purposes and many more basic chores of household but now Yamuna has turned into one of the most polluted rivers in the country.

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Read more about the article Mysteries of Mahabharata- exploring archaeological evidence and historical context.

Mysteries of Mahabharata- exploring archaeological evidence and historical context.

The place of the Mahabharata war is located in the state of Haryana, India in “Kurukshetra”. There are many measures taken to prove that Mahabharata took place. There is also much archaeological evidence and common folklore that assures the reality of this epic. The archaeological survey to prove the reality of Mahabharata was conducted by B.B. Lal and his team. He was the director general of ASI, Archaeological Survey of India. B.B. Lal began his excavation in the capital city of Hastinapur, which is the capital of Kurukshetra.  

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The Buddhist Heritage of Sarnath

Step into Sarnath, a magical place where history whispers its secrets and spirituality fills the air like a gentle breeze. Here, ancient structures like the Dhamek Stupa, are adorned with tales of Buddha's life, and the serene Thai Temple echoes with devotion. Amidst this peaceful atmosphere, monks and pilgrims carry on traditions of kindness and tranquility, making Sarnath a haven for those seeking inner peace and wisdom. It's a journey not just through time, but through the depths of the human spirit and consciousness, where every corner holds a story, and every moment holds a chance for enlightenment.

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Read more about the article The legacy of Emperor Ashoka: Tracing the Mauryan Empire’s Impact on Indian History

The legacy of Emperor Ashoka: Tracing the Mauryan Empire’s Impact on Indian History

India’s present has been shaped by the past. India's future is defined by the present. Within the rich tapestry of our culture, an indelible mark on history is the profound contribution of a wide spectrum of philosophers, thinkers, kings, emperors, scientists, poets, dramatists, writers, and most importantly the masses or the common people. The land between the Himalayas and the sea, as described by the Westerners, has in its history unprecedented milestones. Great personalities have shaped our geographical, linguistic, cultural, political, religious, and social spheres with critical thinking, creative execution, and visionary evolution.

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Read more about the article Over-Population: The Problem of Plenty

Over-Population: The Problem of Plenty

The enormity of the Indian population is affecting all aspects of human life. The economy is facing ‘The Problem of Plenty’ due to the over-population. While the provision of resources becomes a challenge, the ongoing businesses get a boost due to the thumping demands of the huge population. The startups face many challenges because of over-population. They face problems like, high competition, lack of vocational education and inaccessibility or lack of accessibility of governmental schemes and policies. This is restricting India to a Developing Economy. In order to make the Indian economy a mighty one, the optimum utilization of the abundant human resources is a must.

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