Dr.Srinivasa Raju

 Shaheed Diwas 2025: Honouring legacy of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Sukhdev and their revolutionary thoughts Every year on March 23, India observes Shaheed Diwas to honor the sacrifices of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru. This day remembers their courage and dedication to the nation's freedom struggle. Shaheed Diwas is not only a day to remember the martyrs but also a time for reflection on the values of patriotism, justice, and national unity. Historical significance of Shaheed Diwas The significance of Shaheed Diwas lies in the tragic but heroic story of three young freedom fighters—Bhagat Singh, Shivaram Rajguru, and Sukhdev Thapar — who were hanged by the British authorities in Lahore on March 23, 1931, for their involvement in the killing of J.P. Saunders, a British police officer. This act was a retaliation for the death of Lala Lajpat Rai, a prominent leader, who was fatally injured during a peaceful protest against British rule. The executions of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and S...

  This is the 4th. story in the series of -"The 500-Year Stall: A Legacy Betrayed'. The desert wind whipped around Nagabhata I, stinging his eyes and carrying the scent of sand and distant smoke. He stood on a crest overlooking the sprawling valley, his gaze fixed on the approaching dust cloud that signified the Arab army. For weeks, Junaid ibn Abd al-Rahman's forces had carved a path of destruction through the fringes of Bharatvarsha, their banners proclaiming the might of the Caliphate. Temples desecrated, cities plundered – the tales of their brutality reached even the remote corners of Nagabhata's kingdom. Nagabhata, a warrior forged in the crucible of constant conflict, felt a cold fury settle within him. He was not merely a king defending his territory; he was a guardian of Dharma, a protector of the ancient traditions of Al-Hind. He had watched the Arabs sweep across Persia, their faith a sword and their ambition boundless. He knew that if they succeeded here,...

  The following is an amusing story, basing on Upanishads and Quantum physics. It might have truth or non-truth. But it has no lies, fakes or false assumptions. Read carefully and decide yourself. otherwise, Time only decides! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  The humid Delhi air hung heavy, thick with the scent of exhaust fumes and jasmine. Dr. Hesvitha Varma wiped the sweat from her brow, her gaze fixed on the intricate neural network displayed on her monitor. Years of research, countless sleepless nights, and an unwavering conviction had led her to this point - the cusp of proving what ancient Upanishads had whispered for millennia: that reality was an illusion, a grand cosmic play. Hesvitha belonged to a lineage steeped in philosophy and science. Her grandfather, a renowned Sanskrit scholar, had instilled in her a fascination with the concept of Atman and Paramatman - the individual Consciousness(soul) and the uni...

 The directive from the National Medical Commission (NMC) urging doctors in India to prescribe generic medicines ignited a fierce debate, highlighting the complex challenges within the Indian medical system. While the intention behind the directive was to make healthcare more affordable and accessible, the strong opposition from the Indian Medical Association (IMA) and the broader medical fraternity underscores a significant hurdle: a lack of consistent trust in the quality and efficacy of certain generic drugs available in the market. Doctors often express concerns about the bioequivalence of generics from different manufacturers, leading them to favor branded drugs that they believe offer more predictable therapeutic outcomes. This hesitancy, coupled with the perceived responsibility for patient well-being, makes many hesitant to exclusively prescribe generics, even with the potential cost savings. Following the backlash, the NMC has put its directive on hold, meaning doctors are...

  This is the third story in the patriotic series.-  -  This is the 3rd. story in the series of -"The 500-Year Stall: A Legacy Betrayed'. The dust devils danced across the Thar, mimicking the unease that coiled in the hearts of Bharat’s people. Whispers, initially like desert winds, had become a roar – a dark tide was rising in the west, heralded by men who spoke a harsh tongue and carried a new, alien faith. These were the Arabs, and their shadow had fallen upon the jeweled lands, first on Sindh, then casting greedy eyes further east. Fear, insidious and cold, began to seep into the vibrant tapestry of Vedic life. But fear, in the land of heroes, is merely the prelude to courage. In Mewar, nestled amongst the Aravalli hills, a young chieftain named Bappa Rawal felt not fear, but a burning fury. He saw the reports filtering from Sindh – tales of temples desecrated, idols shattered, and the ancient ways trampled underfoot. He heard the chilling pronouncements of Mohammad...

The Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY), India’s largest health assurance scheme, is currently grappling with severe financial challenges, as over ₹1.21 lakh crore remains unpaid to empanelled hospitals.  Launched on September 23, 2018, PM-JAY aims to provide health coverage of up to ₹5 lakh per family annually for secondary and tertiary care to more than 12 crore economically disadvantaged families. Despite its noble intentions, many private hospitals have begun to refuse treatment for PM-JAY beneficiaries due to these outstanding payments.  An inquiry by RTI activist Ajay Basudev Bose revealed that the dues are tied to numerous unresolved cases and complex claim verification processes. Reports indicate that issues such as administrative inefficiencies, delayed state funding, and fraudulent claims have exacerbated the situation. As a result, the Indian Medical Association of Haryana announced that 600 private hospitals would stop treating PM-JAY patients. The scheme ai...

                           Real Story of  Maharaja Suheldev This is the second story in the series of -"The 500-Year Stall: A Legacy Betrayed'.  Do you know about Maharaj Suheldev, who eliminated Ghazi Saiyyad Salar Masud, the nephew of Muhammad Ghaznavi in Bahraich.  The sad part is that the millions of Hindus bow at the mazar of Ghazi and consider him demi god in UP ! Spare two minutes to read this Real patriotic story  and learn about the king who stopped the plunderer with his sword. The year was 1033. A dust devil danced across the parched plains of Awadh, mirroring the whirlwind of fear and destruction Ghazi Saiyyad Salar Masud had unleashed across Hindustan. Temples lay desecrated, villages burned, and the cries of the subjugated echoed in the wind. Masud, the nephew of the infamous Mahmud of Ghazni, believed his destiny was to conquer and convert, his sword carving a bloody path towards Bah...

  For centuries, the Indian subcontinent has been a stage for epic battles and unwavering resistance against waves of invaders, from the Greeks to the Turks and various Islamic empires. Countless patriotic fighters and heroes rose to defend their land, culture, and beliefs against these often-barbaric forces.  Leaders like Lalitaditya, Bappa Rawal of Mewar, Nagabhatta, Pulakeshin, Dantidurga, Maharaja chatrasal, maharaja suhel and many others played a crucial role in this resistance.  Yet, a troubling silence surrounds their stories. These figures, who valiantly stalled foreign incursions for over 500 years, remain largely absent from mainstream historical narratives. In the 75 years since independence, a crucial question arises: why have generations grown up largely unaware of these defenders of India? The lack of emphasis on these heroes, coupled with a decline in preaching patriotism and imbibing our values, has created a vacuum. This void has inadvertently allowed ...