Dr. Priyanka Saurabh is a PGT lecturer in Political Science with the Haryana Education Department and holds a PhD in the same discipline. Her children’s poetry books, “Children’s World” and “Fairy Dialogues,” are engaging, informative, and rich in moral values. These collections embellish young minds with magical fairy-tale conversations that spark imagination while gently imparting…
Mobile phones were once considered the most powerful means of convenience, security, and connectivity. They bridged distances, saved lives in emergencies, and facilitated communication. However, over time, these same mobile phones have become a source of stress, frustration, and mental disturbance for millions. The biggest reason for this is rampant phone call marketing, which has…
(In reference to the case reported in Bhilwara district) The exposure of an organized gang in Rajasthan’s Bhilwara district that honey-trapped and blackmailed civilians not only exposes a criminal network but also raises serious questions about the deepening fear, silence, and stigmatization of society. This case demonstrates how certain gangs are systematically exploiting human vulnerabilities,…
The festival of Makar Sankranti is not just a date in Indian culture, but a vibrant expression of seasonal change, social participation, and folk life. This is the time when the sun moves from Dakshinayan to Uttarayan, and new energy is infused into nature as well as human life. The tradition of kite flying associated…
The Developed India Young Leaders Dialogue (VBYLD) is part of India’s long-term vision, in which youth are not merely beneficiaries of policies but active participants in policy-making and national direction. India is the youngest country in the world, with more than 65 percent of the population under the age of 35. Therefore, it is clear…
The primary purpose of higher education isn’t simply to award students degrees or mold them into a certain mold. Its essence is also to free students from their shackles and develop them into reflective citizens capable of independent thinking. Yet, Indian colleges and universities have implemented a system where classroom attendance is mandatory for every…
A new year isn’t just a change in the calendar. It marks a pause in our lives—a time where we look back, understand the present, and chart a course for the future. Each new year brings with it new hopes, new resolutions, and new possibilities. It’s a moment when we look within ourselves and ask…
In India, faith often trumps reason. That’s why the sound of temple bells sometimes feels more suffocating than the sound of a suffocating sound, but we don’t want to listen. A recent Mumbai court ruling—imposing a fine of ₹5,000 for feeding pigeons in a public place—is a clear and bold example of this confrontation. This…
The December 2025 train accident that killed seven elephants—including a calf—in Assam’s Hojai district was no ordinary accident. It symbolized the growing conflict between India’s development model and environmental sensitivity. The high-speed train not only killed the elephants but also derailed the engine and several coaches, highlighting the serious threat such incidents pose not only…
In any democratic society, the prison system is not merely a symbol of crime and punishment, but also a testament to the state’s sensitivity, humane vision, and constitutional commitment. The Indian Constitution recognizes the dignity of the individual as a supreme value, and this dignity does not end upon becoming a criminal or a prisoner….
