Priyanka Saurabh

Stubble burning rages in North India: Solutions benefit both farmers and the environment

Every year, during October and November, the smoke rising from the fields of Punjab and Haryana chokes Delhi and all of North India. Stubble burning is a result of both farmers’ compulsion and policymakers’ failure. Unless farmers’ interests, agricultural needs, and environmental protection are addressed in tandem, pollution will neither decrease nor will rural India…

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The menstrual leave policy should be implemented across the country

Menstrual leave should be implemented in every state – a new chapter in women’s dignity The Karnataka government’s implementation of the menstrual leave policy is a commendable and sensitive initiative. This decision provides a new direction to women’s health, dignity, and workplace equality. A day of paid leave during menstruation provides them with physical relief…

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The Silence of a Uniform: The Suicide of Haryana ADGP Y. S. Puran and Our Collective Failure

(A silent explosion of pain hidden behind position and prestige – The suicide of Haryana ADGP Y.S. Puran raises serious questions about the increasingly insensitive structure of society.) Puran Kumar’s suicide is not just an individual tragedy, but a symbol of the failure of the entire administrative and social structure. Neglecting mental health, constant pressure,…

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From kitchen to editor: The immortal story of ‘Iron Lady’ Santosh Vashisht

(The Iron Lady of simplicity and struggle, where motherly affection, social consciousness and the embodiment of womanly resolve continued together.) Santosh Vashisht’s life is a unique example of struggle and simplicity. She started her journey from the kitchen and gave direction to the society by becoming the editor of Dainik Chetna. Soft-spoken, gentle and friendly,…

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