Bhabanipur’s Identity Lies Beyond Mamata Banerjee: It Belongs to Kolkata’s ‘Mini India
Tejasvi Singh | India Prime Political Desk Kolkata’s Bhabanipur Assembly constituency (Seat No. 159) is once again in the headlines—but this time, the conversation goes far beyond electoral wins and losses. What’s emerging from Bhabanipur is a deeper story about a changing urban mindset that is beginning to shape the direction of Indian politics. Long considered…
School Time , Traffic Jam? Inside city’s Growing Congestion Problem
Tejasvi Singh, Jaipur. Traffic Jam on city roads is becoming a serious concern. Especially during the afternoon, when schools get over, traffic on many major routes gets heavily affected. According to experts, this problem is not only due to increasing vehicles, but is also linked to unorganized parking and shortcomings in urban planning. Traffic…
why private schools shut down suddenly in India
Tejasvi Singh | Jaipur | IndiaPrime Desk The sudden closure of Tree House High School in Shyam Nagar, Jaipur is not just an isolated incident, but a serious reflection of the weak regulatory framework governing private schools in India. Shutting down a school without prior notice directly violates both the Right to Education of children…
Jaipur Rugs Inspires Next-Gen Entrepreneurs at Jagriti Yatra
Devender Singh indiaprime Jaipur, India | Jagriti Yatra, the country’s landmark 15-day train journey for aspiring entrepreneurs and change-makers, arrived in Jaipur with a resounding tribute: the selection of Jaipur Rugs and its visionary Founder & Chairman, Nand Kishore Chaudhary (NKC), as one of its flagship Role Models. This year’s Yatra brings together 525 participants…
India, Russia, and Japan — Three Nations, One Problem, Different Solutions
India Prime Desk | Devendra Singh According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) World Population Status Report 2025, India’s population has reached 1.4639 billion (1.46 billion) — making it the most populous country in the world. However, the surprising fact is that India’s total fertility rate (TFR) has now fallen to 1.9, which is…
Madhav University Awards PhD to Lakhami Singh
Indiaprime Desk Lakhami Singh, the Assistant Librarian at Maharaja Surajmal Brij University, has been honored with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Library and Information Science by Madhav University, Sirohi, Rajasthan. Dr. Singh’s research was conducted under the supervision of Professor (Dr.) Syed Faheem Ali, who guided him throughout his academic journey. Singh’s work highlights…
“Shraddha: The thread that connects the past, present, and future”
India Prime History Desk – Devender Singh, Jaipur According to Hindu scriptures, Shraddha is such a sacred duty which is connected with faith, devotion and debt. This act is a religious method of expressing gratitude towards the ancestors and repaying their debt. According to the story described in the Mahabharata, when Karna reached heaven, he…
The Global Cost of Alcohol: Health, Economy, and Human Lives
India Prime, India, Devendra Singh | The Global Cost of Alcohol: Health, Economy, and Human Lives Alcohol is the beverage that gives the body a special “intoxication,” because it contains a chemical called ethanol (alcohol). In Sanskrit, alcohol is called “Madhya.” In Ayurveda, it was considered a stimulant and a toxic substance. Modern science considers it…
Ending Gender-Based Violence: Key Agenda at Jaipur Workshop
IndiaPrime Jaipur, Rajasthan | A two-day international workshop titled “Strengthening Institutional Mechanisms to Combat Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)” commenced today in Jaipur. The workshop is being hosted by the Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), Kochi, in collaboration with Udaipur-based NGO Prasa Anusanthan Sanstha and supported by the U.S. Consulate General, Chennai. The…
Imprint of Power: Historical Coins of Women Rulers
India Prime. History Desk – Devendra Singh Tanwar. Imprint of Power: Historical Coins of Women Rulers In history, coins have special importance and along with being evidence of a regime’s history, coins or currencies provide political, economic, and social information of the state. Though globally coins were valued by precious metal and weight, in the…
Bhabanipur’s Identity Lies Beyond Mamata Banerjee: It Belongs to Kolkata’s ‘Mini India
Tejasvi Singh | India Prime Political Desk Kolkata’s Bhabanipur Assembly constituency (Seat No. 159) is once again in the headlines—but this time, the conversation goes far beyond electoral wins and losses. What’s emerging from Bhabanipur is a deeper story about a changing urban mindset that is beginning to shape the direction of Indian politics. Long considered…
School Time , Traffic Jam? Inside city’s Growing Congestion Problem
Tejasvi Singh, Jaipur. Traffic Jam on city roads is becoming a serious concern. Especially during the afternoon, when schools get over, traffic on many major routes gets heavily affected. According to experts, this problem is not only due to increasing vehicles, but is also linked to unorganized parking and shortcomings in urban planning. Traffic…
why private schools shut down suddenly in India
Tejasvi Singh | Jaipur | IndiaPrime Desk The sudden closure of Tree House High School in Shyam Nagar, Jaipur is not just an isolated incident, but a serious reflection of the weak regulatory framework governing private schools in India. Shutting down a school without prior notice directly violates both the Right to Education of children…
Jaipur Rugs Inspires Next-Gen Entrepreneurs at Jagriti Yatra
Devender Singh indiaprime Jaipur, India | Jagriti Yatra, the country’s landmark 15-day train journey for aspiring entrepreneurs and change-makers, arrived in Jaipur with a resounding tribute: the selection of Jaipur Rugs and its visionary Founder & Chairman, Nand Kishore Chaudhary (NKC), as one of its flagship Role Models. This year’s Yatra brings together 525 participants…
India, Russia, and Japan — Three Nations, One Problem, Different Solutions
India Prime Desk | Devendra Singh According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) World Population Status Report 2025, India’s population has reached 1.4639 billion (1.46 billion) — making it the most populous country in the world. However, the surprising fact is that India’s total fertility rate (TFR) has now fallen to 1.9, which is…
Madhav University Awards PhD to Lakhami Singh
Indiaprime Desk Lakhami Singh, the Assistant Librarian at Maharaja Surajmal Brij University, has been honored with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Library and Information Science by Madhav University, Sirohi, Rajasthan. Dr. Singh’s research was conducted under the supervision of Professor (Dr.) Syed Faheem Ali, who guided him throughout his academic journey. Singh’s work highlights…
“Shraddha: The thread that connects the past, present, and future”
India Prime History Desk – Devender Singh, Jaipur According to Hindu scriptures, Shraddha is such a sacred duty which is connected with faith, devotion and debt. This act is a religious method of expressing gratitude towards the ancestors and repaying their debt. According to the story described in the Mahabharata, when Karna reached heaven, he…
The Global Cost of Alcohol: Health, Economy, and Human Lives
India Prime, India, Devendra Singh | The Global Cost of Alcohol: Health, Economy, and Human Lives Alcohol is the beverage that gives the body a special “intoxication,” because it contains a chemical called ethanol (alcohol). In Sanskrit, alcohol is called “Madhya.” In Ayurveda, it was considered a stimulant and a toxic substance. Modern science considers it…
Ending Gender-Based Violence: Key Agenda at Jaipur Workshop
IndiaPrime Jaipur, Rajasthan | A two-day international workshop titled “Strengthening Institutional Mechanisms to Combat Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)” commenced today in Jaipur. The workshop is being hosted by the Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), Kochi, in collaboration with Udaipur-based NGO Prasa Anusanthan Sanstha and supported by the U.S. Consulate General, Chennai. The…
Imprint of Power: Historical Coins of Women Rulers
India Prime. History Desk – Devendra Singh Tanwar. Imprint of Power: Historical Coins of Women Rulers In history, coins have special importance and along with being evidence of a regime’s history, coins or currencies provide political, economic, and social information of the state. Though globally coins were valued by precious metal and weight, in the…