Shakti is not merely a force; she is integration

By Dada JP Vaswani Many of us mistakenly equate shakti with power or force. And power is always associated with masculine energy. But the Hindu way of thinking is different. In Sanatan Dharm, shakti is essentially the feminine principle, goddess or Devi. It is not without reason that every major deity in the Hindu pantheon…

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US-Israel strikes: Satellite images show extensive damage at Iran’s Konarak base and Bandar Abbas

Fresh satellite images provides an aerial view of the damage across Iran amid US-Israeli strikes (Image/X@FoxNews) Recently released satellite images offer an aerial view of heavy damage at the strategic Konarak base in southern Iran, as well as significant destruction at Tehran’s naval headquarters in Bandar Abbas on the Persian Gulf.The images, released by Planet…

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Kuwait: Civil Service Commission exempts stranded government employees from work duties amid travel disruptions | World News

Kuwait exempts stranded government employees from work duties, counting absence as working time amid regional travel disruptions/Representative Image Kuwait has announced special relief for government employees who are currently stranded outside the country due to regional airspace closures and travel disruptions. The authorities confirmed that affected public sector workers will be exempt from work duties…

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Max Irons: ‘Young Sherlock’ actor Max Irons reveals co-actor Colin Firth’s funniest 3 am habit: ‘He loves playing ping pong’

Actor Max Irons, portraying Mycroft Holmes in the new Sherlock origin series, shared a quirky anecdote about co-star Colin Firth. Irons revealed the legendary actor’s unusual habit of playing ping pong in hotel corridors at 3 a.m., much to the amusement of his castmates. The new period mystery drama based on the foundational years of…

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Hungary’s Danube River holds a haunting memorial: Shoes that reveal the dark history of those murdered 1944-45 |

On the edge of the Danube River in Budapest, there is a memorial that often stops people in their tracks. Visitors walking along the riverbank near the Hungarian Parliament building suddenly notice dozens of old-style shoes scattered along the concrete embankment. Some look like men’s work boots. Others resemble elegant women’s heels. A few are…

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