Author: Kavita Singh
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Marriage Isn’t for Everyone.
Right Partner. Right Wavelength. Right Marriage. Find the Right Wavelength—Then Decide In India, marriage is often seen as the natural path in life. However, that is not true for everyone. Today, more people are consciously choosing to remain single—and there are many valid reasons behind that choice. Some women experience inequality or injustice within marriage.…
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India at a Defining Moment. (The Monsoon Session Could Change the Rules.)
Foreign funding aimed at destabilising India is clearly evident (as shown by the Planetary configuration); the government provided an opportunity, and foreign agents—by inflaming the youth—capitalised on this opening. “India today is beginning to resemble the atmosphere of 1977.” History Is Knocking Again Fed up with Indira Gandhi’s authoritarian rule during the Emergency (1975–77), the…
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1986: The Year That Reshaped Indian Politics -From Shah Bano to the Ayodhya Ram Mandir opening
Some years don’t just make headlines—they change the course of history. 1986 was one of those years. The Shah Bano case was widely seen as a landmark judgment for women’s rights. However, after strong opposition from sections of the Muslim community, the Rajiv Gandhi government passed a law that effectively overturned the Supreme Court’s decision.…
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Gold has dropped (whether this is the right time to buy, sell, or simply hold)
Let’s see what Vedic astrology indicates about the next move in gold. Will Gold Rise or Fall? As Saturn turns retrograde on 27 July, Venus is already under pressure in Leo, conjoined with Ketu and aspected by Mars. In August, it enters debilitation while also receiving the influence of Mars and Saturn—a rare combination that,…
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Gadkari’s Scorpion Saturn Mahadasha (in Mrityu Bhag)
How did the “Highway Man” become the “Troll Man”? Nitin Gadkari(Minister of Road Transport and Highways since 2014) entered Saturn (Shani) Mahadasha on 12 March 2026, marking the beginning of a highly karmic phase. Saturn is placed in Scorpio in the sensitive Mrityu Bhag, indicating intense lessons and pressure on status and reputation. Saturn’s dispositor,…
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India’s Changing Demography: Are Current Policies Enough?
“Demography is destiny. Ignore the trend today, debate the consequences tomorrow.” Kashmir was emptied of Hindus.The Northeast was transformed through decades of missionary activity. The question is not whether demographics can change. History shows they can. Today, similar battles over identity, culture, and civilizational continuity are being debated in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh,…