In India, becoming an MLA or MP once has become a guarantee of a lifelong pension, even if their parliamentary record is zero. On the other hand, soldiers deployed on the borders risk their lives every day, but their families struggle to get even the minimum facilities. The question arises—is the patriotism of leaders limited…
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…
The love of leaders and the ignorance of the public Sometimes Kiran Chaudhary and Shashi Tharoor stand against each other on stage, sometimes the policies of parties are divided in the name of Hindu-Muslim, and in the meantime, the common people suffer. Have we ever thought that these leaders shake hands with each other, even…
The terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where a newly married Hindu tourist was shot in the head after being asked his name. This attack is not just a murder but a symbol of hatred and terror based on religious identity. The shocked picture of the deceased’s wife is considered the wounded face of…
Every year, thousands of acres of crops are burnt to ashes in fire, affecting the hard work, hopes, and lives of farmers. The main causes of fire include poor power supply, human negligence, mutual enmity, and climatic reasons. Government compensation schemes and crop insurance processes are so complex and insensitive that the affected farmer does…
Talk of salvation, but fear of death: The secret of Baba’s safety “Baba’s security: The soul is immortal, but a bodyguard is needed!” Why do the saints who preach salvation, immortality of the soul, and freedom from fear of death keep themselves under heavy security cover? How today’s spiritual gurus are more involved in event…
In India, basic rights like education and health have become a source of profit for private institutions. Private schools charge arbitrary fees from parents in the name of facilities—dress, books, uniforms, coaching—everything has been made expensive and compulsory. On the other hand, private hospitals charge huge amounts from patients by creating an atmosphere of fear…
“News of deception sells, but stories of trust are suppressed — have we forgotten balance?” The image of women in the media and the sensational reporting associated with it have raised serious questions today. In some incidents, the media exaggerates the crimes committed by women, which hurts the image of the entire female class. Issues…
“News of deception sells, but stories of trust are suppressed — have we forgotten balance?” The image of women in the media and the sensational reporting associated with it have raised serious questions today. In some incidents, the media exaggerates the crimes committed by women, which hurts the image of the entire female class. Issues…
Heat waves in India are no longer just a seasonal inconvenience but a serious public health crisis. The frequency and intensity of heatwaves reached record levels in 2024, particularly in northwest India. Extreme temperatures have led to a rise in dehydration, heat stroke, and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, disproportionately affecting the elderly, children, low-income groups,…
