A collective examination of society, media, and justice in the face of power-protected crimes. There are moments in history when civilization becomes afraid to look into its own mirror. Today, we stand at precisely that juncture. The scandals being exposed—videos, documents, and witnesses of which have become public—are not merely crimes, but orchestrated, protected, and…
The Thar Desert of Rajasthan is not just a stretch of sand, but a complex and sensitive ecosystem whose lifeline is linked to native trees like the Khejri (Prosopis cineraria). In recent years, the rapid expansion of solar power projects in western Rajasthan—particularly in Jodhpur, Barmer, Nagaur, and Bikaner—has put this ecosystem under serious threat….
The nation’s capital, Delhi, is often touted as a symbol of power, security, and modernity. Soaring buildings, claims of a smart city, 24-hour surveillance cameras, and one of the world’s largest police systems—all of this gives rise to the belief that Delhi is safe. But statistics from the first fifteen days of 2026 cast deep…
There was a time when I had no idea children’s magazines existed. Forget about it, I didn’t even realize that anything was written and read specifically for children beyond the school curriculum. For us, reading was merely a school-related obligation—limited to homework, exams, and grades. A major reason for this was that neither newspapers nor…
The Epstein Files, being declassified by the US Justice Department, are not just an exposé of a criminal scandal; they raise serious questions about the transparency, accountability, and power structures of modern democracies. Six years after the death of Jeffrey Epstein—a name synonymous with financial opulence, political influence, and an international network of sexual exploitation—his…
Dr. Priyanka Saurabh is a PGT lecturer in Political Science with the Haryana Education Department and holds a PhD in the same discipline. Her children’s poetry books, “Children’s World” and “Fairy Dialogues,” are engaging, informative, and rich in moral values. These collections embellish young minds with magical fairy-tale conversations that spark imagination while gently imparting…
Mobile phones were once considered the most powerful means of convenience, security, and connectivity. They bridged distances, saved lives in emergencies, and facilitated communication. However, over time, these same mobile phones have become a source of stress, frustration, and mental disturbance for millions. The biggest reason for this is rampant phone call marketing, which has…
(In reference to the case reported in Bhilwara district) The exposure of an organized gang in Rajasthan’s Bhilwara district that honey-trapped and blackmailed civilians not only exposes a criminal network but also raises serious questions about the deepening fear, silence, and stigmatization of society. This case demonstrates how certain gangs are systematically exploiting human vulnerabilities,…
The festival of Makar Sankranti is not just a date in Indian culture, but a vibrant expression of seasonal change, social participation, and folk life. This is the time when the sun moves from Dakshinayan to Uttarayan, and new energy is infused into nature as well as human life. The tradition of kite flying associated…
The Developed India Young Leaders Dialogue (VBYLD) is part of India’s long-term vision, in which youth are not merely beneficiaries of policies but active participants in policy-making and national direction. India is the youngest country in the world, with more than 65 percent of the population under the age of 35. Therefore, it is clear…
