Dr. Satyawan Saurabh

IAS officer: Duty or digital stardom?

“From administration to popularity: The digital journey of IAS officers” “IAS officers: Social media stars or true servants?” The growing trend of IAS officers on social media is becoming a new challenge. They are sharing policy-related information and inspirational stories on Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter, which can increase awareness. But is this digital stardom compromising…

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Obstacle in the path of higher education reform

“University without Vice Chancellor: The future of higher education in Haryana is stagnant.” More than seven universities in Haryana have been without permanent vice-chancellors for a long time, creating a leadership vacuum in the higher education system. This is not only leading to administrative dysfunction but also hampering the effective implementation of the National Education…

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Finally, caste census in the country: representation or revival?

For decades, India has counted only the Scheduled Castes and Tribes, while other castes have remained invisible in policymaking. Caste census is not just a count but the foundation of social justice. Without accurate data, reservations, schemes, and resource distribution will be incomplete. Those protesting fear that their privileges may be challenged. But this count…

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Animal service is no less than public service – A discussion on World Veterinary Day

World Veterinary Day is celebrated every year on the last Saturday of April to honor the role of veterinarians and focus on the interrelationships between animal health, human health, and the environment. This article explains how veterinarians are not just doctors of animals but are integral pillars of the rural economy, food security, and public…

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