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Currents and ChroniclesQuantum Supremacy: India’s Strategic Opportunity in the Coming Digital Cold WarFor the last half-century, the global order has been shaped not just by nuclear arsenals or energy reserves, but by technological hegemony. From microchips to artificial intelligence, each wave of technological disruption has shifted the center of gravity of global power. We are now on the brink of another such seismic shift—and it’s called Quantum Computing.Just as oil defined the 20th-century battlefield, quantum supremacy may well define the 21st-century strategic landscape.2025-06-1121 min
Gaura VaniGaur Vani | Sri Srimad Gaur Govind Swami Maharaj | Srimad Bhagvatam | English Lectures | Canto-7 | Defects Of Women | brūhi yogeśvare kṛṣṇe brahmaṇye dharma-varmaṇi svāṁ kāṣṭhām adhunopete dharmaḥ kaṁ śaraṇaṁ gataḥTranslationSince Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the Absolute Truth, the master of all mystic powers, has departed for His own abode, please tell us to whom the religious principles have now gone for shelter.2025-06-0346 min
Gaura VaniGaur Vani | Sri Srimad Gaur Govind Swami Maharaj | Srimad Bhagvatam | English Lectures | Canto-7 | Guru Must Be Premi Bhakt | brūhi yogeśvare kṛṣṇe brahmaṇye dharma-varmaṇi svāṁ kāṣṭhām adhunopete dharmaḥ kaṁ śaraṇaṁ gataḥTranslationSince Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the Absolute Truth, the master of all mystic powers, has departed for His own abode, please tell us to whom the religious principles have now gone for shelter.2025-06-0248 minCurrents and ChroniclesFrom White House Fireworks to the Global Mineral Race: A New Geopolitical ReckoningThis article by Govind Varma discusses the intensifying global competition for critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earth elements, which are essential for modern technologies. The piece highlights a White House meeting between Presidents Trump and Zelensky alongside Vice President Vance as a microcosm of this struggle, revealing the geopolitical leverage of resource-rich nations like Ukraine. It further explores how Africa is redefining its relationships with former colonial powers and how India and the EU are seeking to diversify their supply chains to reduce dependence on China, who currently has a near-monopoly on rare earth elements. Ultimately, the au...2025-03-0214 minCurrents and ChroniclesIndia’s Maritime Renaissance: Reshaping Power Dynamics in the Indian OceanThis episode focuses on India's maritime resurgence and its strategic importance in the Indian Ocean. It highlights India's response to China's growing influence, particularly the "String of Pearls" strategy. INS Varsha, a state-of-the-art submarine base, is presented as a key asset in India's naval modernization. The article emphasizes India's multifaceted approach, including naval upgrades, strategic partnerships, and technological advancements to safeguard its maritime interests. Ultimately, the analysis underscores India's crucial role in maintaining regional stability and ensuring freedom of navigation in the Indo-Pacific.2025-02-1316 min
Visit Vizag Audio JournalRecollections of an Indian Official 1928-1949 - Life in KoraputRecollections of an Indian Official 1928-1949 - Life in KoraputWelcome to the podcast. Today, we delve into the experiences of a British official in India between 1928 and 1949, as recollected by Roger Bell. We'll explore his postings in various districts, including Koraput, Madras, and Sambalpur, offering a glimpse into the life and challenges faced by officials during this period.In this episode, we examine the social and administrative aspects of British rule in India through the eyes of an official1. From encounters with local doctors like Dr. Appalaswami and dealing with dacoity6 to tiger-shooting and...2025-02-1208 minCurrents and ChroniclesVizag a Coastal Town TransformedThese sources provide insights into the history, culture, and geography of Vizag (Visakhapatnam), India. They cover its ancient origins, including its connections to Hindu mythology and Buddhist influences, and its transformation under various rulers. The sources explore Vizag's colonial period, detailing the impact of British, Dutch, and French presence on trade, governance, and social structures. Furthermore, they discuss local traditions, commerce, educational shifts, and urban growth while focusing on how Vizag balanced modernization with its cultural heritage. One account takes the form of a long-form historical narrative inspired by B. Carmichael’s Manual of Vaijag (1869), offering a panorama of the re...2025-02-1112 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalRecollections of an Indian Official 1928-1949 - Life in VizagRecollections of an Indian Official 1928-1949 - Roger BellFrom 1928 to 1949, Roger Bell served in the Indian Civil Service (ICS) under the Government of Madras, offering a glimpse into the world of British colonial administration1. His story reveals the inner workings of the ICS1, the social lives of British officials in India2, and the political changes that shaped the subcontinent3. From his recruitment out of Oxford4 to his role in managing districts5, to his encounters with Gandhi's independence movement6, Bell's journey encapsulates a pivotal era in Indian history2025-02-1016 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalTU 142 - The Aircraft Museum in VizagThe TU 142 Naval Aircraft Museum, also known as the "Pride for the City", is located on the beach road in Vizag. The museum was formed in 2017 after the TU 142 Naval Aircraft was decommissioned at the Vizag each, having served the Indian Navy for 29 years. The foundation of the museum was laid by Shri Nara Chandrababu Naidu, the former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh State, and it was inaugurated by the President of India, Ram Nath KovindThe cost to convert the aircraft into a museum was INR 3.5 crore, with a...2025-02-0812 minCurrents and ChroniclesAsia Pacific Risk Outlook 2025Asia Pacifik Risk Outlook for the year 20252025-02-0241 minCurrents and ChroniclesUnder the Radiance of the Sun: Uttarāyaṇa and Makar SankrantiIn the bustling villages of Andhra Pradesh, every festivalcarries a tale, and every tale bridges the ancient and the modern. Among the most celebrated is Makara Sankranti, marking the Sun’s transition into the zodiac sign of Capricorn (Makara Rashi) and the beginning of its northward journey, Uttarāyaṇa. Rooted in Vedic traditions and celebratedwith fervor across regions and communities, this festival is not just an ode to the celestial but also a celebration of humanity’s connection with nature, spirituality, and renewal.let’s explore the essence of Sun worship, Uttarāyaṇa’ssymbolism, an...2025-01-1118 minCurrents and ChroniclesWhere Bytes Meet Boats in Modern Port SecurityGone are the days when our biggest concerns were unauthorized physical access and cargo theft. Today, when i look into security operations center, I’m simultaneously watching our physical CCTV feeds and digital threat detection dashboards. The modern threats we face are hybrid –blending the physical and digital worlds in ways that would have seemed like science fiction just a few years ago.2025-01-1020 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalWhispers of the Wind: The Story of Hawa Mahal,VizagHawa Mahal, a palace in Visakhapatnam, India. Built between 1917 and 1923 by Maharaja Ramchandra Dev IV of Jeypore, it served as a summer residence and transit point. The palace's Indo-Gothic architecture is highlighted, featuring unique design elements intended to maximize cooling sea breezes. The Hawa Mahal has hosted numerous dignitaries and continues to be a significant landmark and popular venue for cultural events, also appearing in films. Sources offer varying details on construction, usage, and historical context.2024-12-2930 min
Currents and ChroniclesWhispers of the Wind: The Story of Hawa Mahal,Vizag Hawa Mahal, a palace in Visakhapatnam, India. Built between 1917 and 1923 by Maharaja Ramchandra Dev IV of Jeypore, it served as a summer residence and transit point. The palace's Indo-Gothic architecture is highlighted, featuring unique design elements intended to maximize cooling sea breezes. The Hawa Mahal has hosted numerous dignitaries and continues to be a significant landmark and popular venue for cultural events, also appearing in films. Sources offer varying details on construction, usage, and historical context.2024-12-2930 min
Currents and ChroniclesElevating Corporate Security in IndiaIndia’s corporate landscape has reached a juncture where traditional security methods like guards, manual checkpoints, and CCTV cameras, no longer suffice against the complexity of modern threats. Rapid digital transformation, combined with rising data-centric operations, demanding a new approach that treats security as a strategic pillar rather than a burdensome cost. George Campbell’s Measures and Metrics in Corporate Security offers precisely this paradigm, urging enterprises to quantify risks, calculate returns on security investments, and cultivate a metrics-driven culture.2024-12-2920 min
Currents and ChroniclesSecuring India’s Eastern SeaboardIndia's eastern seaboard, a crucial economic and strategic region, faces increasing security challenges. Geopolitical complexities, including China's growing influence and tensions with neighboring countries, necessitate a multi-faceted approach to security. Enhanced coastal security measures, including technological upgrades and community partnerships, are being implemented to counter threats such as terrorism, cyberattacks, and environmental hazards. Diplomatic engagement and regional cooperation are also vital components of India's strategy to protect its maritime interests and promote stability in the Indo-Pacific region. The text analyzes these interwoven factors, highlighting the need for a balanced approach combining military strength and international collaboration.2024-12-2815 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalThe Observatory at Vizag - G V Jagga Row's PassionJuggarow was one of the early pioneers of observational astron-omy in India who built his own observatory in 1840 at Vizag (Visakhapatnam). His legacy was continued by his son-in-law A.V.Nursing Rowtill 1892, his daughter till 1894, Madras Government till 1898, and his grandson till it became inactive in early 1900s. Observations of comets,planetary transits, stellar occultationsetc have been continued along with meteorological observations. Celestial photography was also started at the observatory. After 1898 the observatory’s activities were re-oriented towards meteorology. The establishment of the observatory, the personality’sinvolved and the final closing of the institution are described here.2024-12-2122 min
Currents and ChroniclesThe Observatory at Vizag - G V Jagga Row's PassionJuggarow was one of the early pioneers of observational astron-omy in India who built his own observatory in 1840 at Vizag (Visakhapatnam). His legacy was continued by his son-in-law A.V.Nursing Rowtill 1892, his daughter till 1894, Madras Government till 1898, and his grandson till it became inactive in early 1900s. Observations of comets,planetary transits, stellar occultationsetc have been continued along with meteorological observations. Celestial photography was also started at the observatory. After 1898 the observatory’s activities were re-oriented towards meteorology. The establishment of the observatory, the personality’sinvolved and the final closing of the institution are described here.2024-12-2122 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalBunkers, Blackouts, and Bombs: world War 2 Day of Reckoning
When people picture Vizag, they often imagine serene beaches, the majestic Dolphin’s Nose, and a bustling port alive with modern industry. What rarely comes to mind is the scene of warplanes roaring overhead, bombs whistling downward, and local residents huddling in trenches, clinging to the hope of survival. Yet for a brief, intense period in 1942, the very “City of Destiny” was on the front lines of a global conflict that rattled its peaceful rhythms and forced it to develop an impromptu civil defense apparatus. From INS Ryujo’s feared warplanes
to everyday hardships like blackout regulations, rationing, and rumored...2024-12-1408 min
Currents and ChroniclesBunkers, Blackouts, and Bombs: world War 2 Day of ReckoningWhen people picture Vizag, they often imagine serene beaches, the majestic Dolphin’s Nose, and a bustling port alive with modern industry. What rarely comes to mind is the scene of warplanes roaring overhead, bombs whistling downward, and local residents huddling in trenches, clinging to the hope of survival. Yet for a brief, intense period in 1942, the very “City of Destiny” was on the front lines of a global conflict that rattled its peaceful rhythms and forced it to develop an impromptu civil defense apparatus. From INS Ryujo’s feared warplanes
to everyday hardships like blackout regulations, rationing, and rumored...2024-12-1408 min
Currents and ChroniclesFrom Myth to Mortality: Are We Becoming the New Gods?Take the case of Lord Vishnu’s avatars, from the mortal struggles of Rama to the divine heroism of Krishna. Each of these incarnations carried forward lessons—dharma, karma, and the cyclical nature of life—but much of their deeper knowledge was lost in translation over time. Mythological stories like the Mahabharata and the Ramayana became vessels for this knowledge, woven into intricate narratives passed through generations orally before they were documented centuries later.
Today, the ability to record, store, and transfer knowledge through writing and advanced technologies has eradicated many of the barriers our ancestors faced. Not only c...2024-12-0611 min
Currents and ChroniclesThe Battle of Bobbili
the Battle of Bobbili in 1757, a pivotal event in Indian history. A conflict between the Bobbili and Vizianagaram families escalated, involving the French East India Company and resulting in the near-total destruction of Bobbili fort and its inhabitants. The battle highlights the clash between local Indian powers and European colonial ambitions in the weakening Mughal empire. Subsequent revenge by Bobbili's general, Tandra Paparayudu, adds to the narrative's dramatic intensity. The text also explores the historical background of the involved families and the political landscape of the time.
2024-11-3012 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalThe Battle of Bobbili
The Battle of Bobbili in 1757, a pivotal event in Indian history. A conflict between the Bobbili and Vizianagaram families escalated, involving the French East India Company and resulting in the near-total destruction of Bobbili fort and its inhabitants. The battle highlights the clash between local Indian powers and European colonial ambitions in the weakening Mughal empire. Subsequent revenge by Bobbili's general, Tandra Paparayudu, adds to the narrative's dramatic intensity. The text also explores the historical background of the involved families and the political landscape of the time.2024-11-3012 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalThe War at Padmanabham - The Clash of kings and CanonsThe War of Padmanabham was fought on July 10, 1794 between British Colonel Pendergast sent by the Governor of Madras, John Andrews and The Rajah of Vizianagaram kingdom because 2nd Pusapati Vijayarama Gajapathi Raju or Pusapa China Vijayaramaraju refused to Pay tax to Britih & also opposed British Governance on his Kingdom from the Time of his Grandfather. British got their full control over the Vizianagaram kingdom with loss of only 13 persons. The Bale lasted up to a Span of 1hr or 1hr 30 min. At that me The British were well equipped with Rifles & Canons whereas the King lacks of those weapon...2024-11-2308 min
Currents and ChroniclesThe War at Padmanabham - The Clash of kings and Canons2024-11-2208 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalThe Ghazi Mystery: India's Triumph in the DepthsSinking of PNS Ghazi in the waters of Vizag
We did fooled fooled Pakistan into sending their sole long-range submarine to stalk the Indian aircra carrier INS Vikrant outside Vizag port, while the carrier was safely harbored in the Andamans.
PNS Ghazi (SS 479) was a United States-built submarine that was leased by Pakistan in 1963. It operated in the 1965 and 1971 wars between India and Pakistan and was Pakistan's first submarine and remained the flagship submarine for Pakistan Navy unl it sank in 1971. It sank off the fairway buoy of Vizag near eastern coast of India during...2024-11-1616 min
Currents and ChroniclesThe Ghazi Mystery: India's Triumph in the DepthsSinking of PNS Ghazi in the waters of Vizag
We did fooled fooled Pakistan into sending their sole long-range submarine to stalk the Indian
aircra carrier INS Vikrant outside Vizag port, while the carrier was safely harbored in the Andamans.
PNS Ghazi (SS 479) was a United States-built submarine that was leased by Pakistan in 1963. It
operated in the 1965 and 1971 wars between India and Pakistan and was Pakistan's first submarine
and remained the flagship submarine for Pakistan Navy unl it sank in 1971. It sank off the fairway
buoy o...2024-11-1616 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalThe Battle of Vizagapatam_ How Britain Secured the CityIn the mid-1700s, Vizag was on the cusp of becoming a French colony but a twist of fate changed the course of Vizag’s history. The first major exploratory voyage made by the French to the Bay of Bengal was in 1740, by the sailor Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, who was the French East India Company’s cartographer. Vifipatagam, on the western shore of the Golfe de Bengale, is how the mapmaker wrote the town’s name at that time.2024-11-0917 min
Currents and ChroniclesThe Battle of Vizagapatam_ How Britain Secured the CityIn the mid-1700s, Vizag was on the cusp of becoming a French colony but a twist of fate changed the course of Vizag’s history. The first major exploratory voyage made by the French to the Bay of Bengal was in 1740, by the sailor Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, who was the French East India Company’s cartographer. Vifipatagam, on the western shore of the Golfe de Bengale, is how the mapmaker wrote the town’s name at that time.2024-11-0817 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalUnearthing Vizag’s Ancient Buddhist Heritage: A Journey Through TimeOn a sun-drenched morning in 1976, the Indian Navy was conducting a routine aerial survey along the picturesque coastline of Visakhapatnam. As the aircraft glided over the rolling hills kissing the Bay of Bengal, something unusual caught the eye of the crew. Nestled atop a hill were patterns and structures that stood out against the natural landscape—symmetrical shapes and lines that hinted at human craftsmanship.
Curiosity piqued, they marked the location for a closer inspection. What began as a routine mission soon turned into a voyage of historical discovery. Little did they know, they had stumbled upon th...2024-11-0217 min
Currents and ChroniclesUnearthing Vizag’s Ancient Buddhist Heritage: A Journey Through TimeOn a sun-drenched morning in 1976, the Indian Navy was conducting a routine aerial survey along the picturesque coastline of Visakhapatnam. As the aircraft glided over the rolling hills kissing the Bay of Bengal, something unusual caught the eye of the crew. Nestled atop a hill were patterns and structures that stood out against the natural landscape—symmetrical shapes and lines that hinted at human craftsmanship.
Curiosity piqued, they marked the location for a closer inspection. What began as a routine mission soon turned into a voyage of historical discovery. Little did they know, they had stumbled upon th...2024-11-0117 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalDhimsa- Tribal dance of UnityThough born in koraput district of odisha, Dhimsa is
almost the official dance of Vizag. This tribal dance is performed by the Porja' caste (One Of many tribes of eastern ghats) women praising deity for welfare of the domestic life.
Nearly 15-20 women form a chain and dance wearing
typical tribal dresses and ornaments. The leading women carry a peacock feather in her hand. It is a must for newly wed because on this day the women pray for a peaceful and happy married life. The members play instruments like Mori,
Thuduma and Dappu.2024-10-2615 min
Currents and ChroniclesDhimsa- Tribal dance of UnityThough born in koraput district of odisha, Dhimsa is
almost the official dance of Vizag. This tribal dance is performed by the Porja' caste (One Of many tribes of eastern ghats) women praising deity for welfare of the domestic life.
Nearly 15-20 women form a chain and dance wearing
typical tribal dresses and ornaments. The leading women carry a peacock feather in her hand. It is a must for newly wed because on this day the women pray for a peaceful and happy married life. The members play instruments like Mori,
Thuduma and Dappu.2024-10-2515 min
Currents and ChroniclesSustainable Art of Toy Making Etikoppaka's LegacyEtikoppaka, a small town in Vizag reminds one of childhood days, of vivid, sparkling wooden toys and colorful objects that were the source of endless joy.This village in Vizag has an age-old tradition of toy making. The toys are usually made of wood. The wood is soft and has a fine grain. Women and children pick it up from nearby hills and leave it to dry in the courtyards. The workplace and tools are primitive. It is a wonder that with these primitive tools, objects of such skill originate here.In 1906, Sri C.V.Padmanabha Raju...2024-10-1911 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalSustainable Art of Toy Making Etikoppaka's LegacyEtikoppaka, a small town in Vizag reminds one of childhood days, of vivid, sparkling wooden toys and colorful objects that were the source of endless joy.This village in Vizag has an age-old tradition of toy making. The toys are usually made of wood. The wood is soft and has a fine grain. Women and children pick it up from nearby hills and leave it to dry in the courtyards. The workplace and tools are primitive. It is a wonder that with these primitive tools, objects of such skill originate here.In 1906, Sri C.V.Padmanabha Raju, a landlord...2024-10-1911 min
Currents and ChroniclesHigh Asia’s Geo Political ChessboardThe rugged Himalayan frontiers and the intricate web of regional politics in High Asia have long been the theater of a geopolitical saga where history and strategy collide. This vast and dynamic region is not just about territorial lines on a map—it is a living narrative of ancient trade routes, imperial rivalries, and modern power struggles. By weaving through the historical threads of India’s Himalayan borders, recent shifts in the Maldives’ foreign policy, and the influence of political ideologies in shaping India’s regional role, we uncover a story that resonates with the echoes of the past while ch...2024-10-1215 minVisit Vizag Audio JournalBrewing Change: The Araku Coffee Story.Step into the heart of Araku Valley, where the warm aroma of coffee beans mingles with the gentle hiss of an espresso machine. I find myself at the Araku Valley Coffee Museum, nestled about 130 kilometers from Visakhapatnam. Amid the rich scents of freshly brewed coffee.
Explore the fascinating journey of this humble bean to its present prominence. Coffee first arrived in Andhra Pradesh in 1898, brought by British planter N.S. Brodie. Today, India stands as the world's sixth-largest coffee producer, with over 98% of its growers being small-scale farmers. Join me as we brew up the story of...2024-10-0510 min
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Read here Inspiring Quotes from Manoj Bajpayee to help you never give up while chasing your dream. Because Manoj Bajpayee is a tremendous actor in the Hindi cine world. After his constant efforts, never give up attitude, he has made a different identity in Bollywood.
Manoj Bajpayee’s life & Struggle
Manoj Bajpayee was born on 23 April 1969 in a small village called Belwa near Bettiah town in West Champaran, Bihar. His father was a farmer and his mother was a housewife. As the son of a...2022-05-1713 min
RADIOWADAEp2 It’s Stories (Chitrakatha Special)Chitrakatha coming soon! with that, enjoy this series of episodes made especially for Chitrakatha!!
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