Dr. Satyawan Saurabh

Changing lifestyles invite obesity

Unhealthy eating habits, increased consumption of highly processed foods, refined sugars, and greasy fast food are major factors in rising obesity rates. The fast-food trend in Indian cities has particularly affected the urban middle-class population, resulting in increased obesity levels. High prices of protein, dairy, and fruits cause many low-income families to turn to cheap,…

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Master Chhotu Ram is trying to save the culture through his art

The charioteer of singing, writing, and teaching Master Chhotu Ram, a primary teacher in the Haryana Education Department, needs no introduction today. Master Chhotu Ram, who has given thousands of stage programs in the country and abroad, presents the biographies of the country’s brave martyrs Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Subhash Chandra Bose, Lal Bahadur Shastri, and…

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Concerns about delimitation to be held after fifty years

By strengthening fiscal federalism and the institutional framework, we can ensure that political equity blends with demographic changes, promoting a coherent and united India. Increasing the number of Lok Sabha seats will provide better representation to citizens, reduce the size of constituencies, and improve governance. Increasing parliamentary seats from 543 to over 800 will allow…

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Performing arts and theatre are linked to sociopolitical movements

Street theatre developed in the early 20th century to liberate the working class and strengthen revolution against the established authority. It was initiated primarily by leftist theater activists in India during the anti-colonial era. Although street theatre and folk theatre have many similarities, street theatre is a participatory social communication process rather than a straightforward…

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