The thread of Rakshabandhan is not just tied on the wrist, but on the heart. It is a promise – to stay together, to protect, and to understand without saying. There is an innocent prayer in the sister’s Rakhi that cannot be expressed in words, and there is a resolve in the brother’s eyes that…
The report of the National Human Rights Commission has revealed the shocking truth that about 39.4% of girls aged 15 to 18 years have dropped out of school. The reasons behind this silent exodus from education are the distance of schools, unavailability of transport, lack of toilets, and fear of safety. This situation not only…
“Got a job, lost relationships, the one who taught me became a stranger.” Marriage has now taken refuge in selfishness and independence instead of sacrifice and dedication. Many cases are coming to light where the husband educated the wife, got her a job, but as soon as she became self-dependent, she rejected the husband. This…
Australia has taken a bold decision to ban all social media platforms, including YouTube, for children under the age of 16. This step has been taken to protect children from the negative effects of the online world. In countries like India, where digital addiction is spreading rapidly, such a policy has become extremely necessary. It…
Udham Singh was not just a revolutionary, but an idea—a symbol of restraint, determination, and truth. An eyewitness to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, this brave man quietly prepared for his mission for 21 years and went to London, and shot O’Dwyer dead to complete India’s revenge. His silence was the roar of justice, which even…
Whenever a government talks about national interest, citizens should understand who is benefiting from these so-called national interests. Today’s India is standing at a turning point where public services are being handed over to private hands in a planned manner. What we are calling reform is a planned disinvestment, in which the rights of the…
Festival Special Hariyali Teej is not just a festival of makeup, swings, and fasting, but it is a symbol of the Indian woman’s self-confidence, love, and connection with nature. In the race of modernity, this festival may be becoming a medium of display, but its soul is still alive in the minds of women, the…
Educational institutions in India are now becoming mere degree factories, where both the possibilities and sensibilities of children are dying. Cities like Kota, Hyderabad, and Delhi are shaken by the suicide statistics. This crisis is not only of examinations, but of our thinking and system, which places rank above life. There is no place for…
Hi Sir/Madam, would you like to take a personal loan? Sometimes during an afternoon nap, during a meeting, sometimes outside a temple, and sometimes while driving – this sound has now become an indispensable background in our lives. It is not just a voice, but an artificial oppression, proclaiming that our names, telephone numbers, and…
The nature of the Kanwar Yatra has now moved away from faith and towards demonstration and frenzy. Loud DJs, bike stunts, traffic jams, and violence have given it a bad name. In contrast, yatras like Ramdevra are still calm, disciplined, and dedicated. The reason for this is humility in devotion, administrative discipline, and lack of…
