The debate over reservations in India is not new, but from time to time, the issue returns to the forefront due to new circumstances and events. Recent controversies surrounding the University Grants Commission (UGC) regarding higher education and institutional policies have further intensified this discussion. While some believe that caste-based reservations have lost their relevance,…
In the modern era, the nature of warfare has completely transcended traditional boundaries. It is no longer limited to tanks, aircraft, or soldiers, but has become a multifaceted, complex, and technology-intensive process, in which drones, cyberattacks, space-based surveillance systems, artificial intelligence, and hypersonic missiles operate in unison. In this changing landscape, warfare is no longer…
The world faces a paradox: massive amounts of food are being wasted, while millions struggle with hunger. This is not just an irony, but a reflection of the profound flaws in our current food system. While production continues to rise, there are significant disparities in distribution, storage, and consumption, preventing food from reaching those in…
The farmer’s hard work will be protected only by avoiding the deception spread in the name of faith. In the villages of North India, wheat harvesting is not just a season, but a celebration of life. It’s the time when a farmer’s months of hard work, sunburnt hands, cold nights of vigilance, and a battle…
The display of every emotion, the promotion of every relationship, and the political/social exploitation of every opportunity. Whether it’s a house groundbreaking ceremony or a shop inauguration, the joys of a wedding or the grief of a loved one’s death—posting pictures of prominent politicians and officials everywhere is no longer a display of “respect,” but…
(Civilization, balance, and humanity in danger) The world once again appears to be at a crossroads where the voice of humanity is drowned out by displays of power, threats, and military activity. Recent events have renewed the question of what war truly achieves. Is it merely a display of strength, or does it hold a…
Development and welfare schemes for vulnerable groups are often criticized as discriminatory. At first glance, the argument may seem appealing: when the government targets certain groups for benefits, it’s unfair to others. But when examined more deeply, it becomes clear that this approach challenges the very spirit of social justice. In a country like India,…
(Street carts are removed, but why not the goods in the showroom? Action is swift only where the voice of protest is weak. The footpath dwellers are criminals, but the complexes that swallow up parking are spotless.) Encroachment is not a new problem in Indian cities, but the way it is dealt with points to…
(Commissions on books—education or business?) Education has always been considered the soul of society, the foundation of development, and the bridge to equal opportunities. It is not only a means of acquiring knowledge, but also a process of developing sensitive and responsible citizens. However, when this very education becomes a means of profit, it becomes…
Advertisements Guarantee Success, But Results Matter—Are Parents Getting Value for Their Money? In today’s world, education is no longer just a means of acquiring knowledge, but has also become a booming business. From cities to small towns, the number of private schools is constantly increasing, and along with them, so are their promotional strategies. Attractive…
