Dr. Satyawan Saurabh

A distinguished writer, social thinker, and educationist from Haryana, Dr. Satyawan holds a PhD in Political Science. He also possesses a Diploma in Veterinary Science, a Diploma in Urdu, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism

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Fake degrees and broken trust

India today boasts one of the world’s youngest populations. This youthful energy is considered its greatest asset. Every year, millions of students in the country undergo rigorous competitive examinations, university courses, and vocational training. They work day and night to fulfill their dreams. Families invest their savings, time, and hopes in their education. But when…

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The doctor’s dilemma between law, morality, and life

Modern medical science has achieved unprecedented achievements in the protection, treatment, and promotion of human life. Today, many diseases once considered incurable are treatable. Technologies such as microscopic fetal health testing, the detection of congenital malformations, and maternal health monitoring have taken medicine to new heights. However, this scientific advancement has also raised complex ethical…

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Census between the technological revolution and the democratic challenge

India is set to conduct its first fully digital census in 2027. This is not just an administrative exercise, but marks a historic shift in India’s governance, development policy, and democratic framework. Just as the first census of independent India provided the newly formed nation with a foundation to understand its population, resources, and social…

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Teachers should teach and also fill the portal – how can we do it without a mobile?

Mobile crime in the classroom, but department orders on WhatsApp! The debate over teachers’ mobile phone use in schools has once again intensified. New orders are being issued, teachers are being warned during inspections, and comments like “Mobile phones in the classroom are a sign of teacher negligence.” At first glance, this seems reasonable in…

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