Ambedkar or B.N. Rao? The True Story of the Constitution

The Constitution of India is the world’s largest and most comprehensive democratic document. It would be an injustice to history to attribute it to a single individual. The journey of Constitution-making, which began in 1919 and stretched until 1949, involved numerous minds, perspectives, and ideological differences. The roles of Benegal Narsing Rau, who drafted the…

Read More

Teenagers should not be able to see objectionable content on Instagram

Instagram has implemented a PG-13 filter system to protect teenagers under 18 from objectionable content. This will prevent minor users from viewing violent, sexual, or mentally harmful content. Parents will now be able to monitor their children’s activities through “limited content settings.” This step is a major initiative towards the safety and mental balance of…

Read More

Rising student suicides: There are laws, but where is the compassion?

Rising student suicides in India are a sign of a deeper social and mental health crisis. The Mental Health Act (2017) and the Suicide Prevention Policy (2021) provide a legal framework, but their impact has been limited. Lack of awareness, a lack of counseling infrastructure, and parental expectations are pushing students toward depression. What’s needed…

Read More

From the darkness of the Emergency to the light of the century: the journey of the Sangh

Sentinels of Democracy: Message of the Centenary Year of the Sangh The Centenary Year of the Sangh: From the Flames of Emergency to the Light of Service The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is entering its centenary year. During the 1975 Emergency, millions of volunteers endured prison torture and went underground to protect democracy. This struggle was…

Read More