Dr. Satyawan Saurabh

Rising student suicides: There are laws, but where is the compassion?

Rising student suicides in India are a sign of a deeper social and mental health crisis. The Mental Health Act (2017) and the Suicide Prevention Policy (2021) provide a legal framework, but their impact has been limited. Lack of awareness, a lack of counseling infrastructure, and parental expectations are pushing students toward depression. What’s needed…

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From the darkness of the Emergency to the light of the century: the journey of the Sangh

Sentinels of Democracy: Message of the Centenary Year of the Sangh The Centenary Year of the Sangh: From the Flames of Emergency to the Light of Service The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is entering its centenary year. During the 1975 Emergency, millions of volunteers endured prison torture and went underground to protect democracy. This struggle was…

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The H-1B Visa Controversy and the Opportunity for a Self-Reliant India

US H-1B visa controversy: crisis for Indian diaspora, opportunity for India America’s new H-1B visa fee isn’t just an immigration policy issue, but a reflection of global economic dynamics. While it has increased insecurity among the Indian diaspora, it also offers an opportunity for India to reverse brain drain. If the experience, networks, and technical…

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Haryana’s transfer crisis: Teachers’ hopes dashed

Waiting since April, transfers still in limbo; Model School results postponed, new policy incomplete.” Haryana’s education system is currently experiencing a period of deep confusion and stagnation. Thousands of teachers have been awaiting their transfers since April, but the result is that even after months, no concrete process has begun. The government and the department…

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