When a large state like Gujarat lags while tiny Haryana leads in toll collection, this is not a mere coincidence; it is a sign of policy imbalance. A response to a question in the Lok Sabha revealed a truth that the people of Haryana have been feeling for years—the burden of increasing toll charges, irregular…
Analysis of the long-term protection of national interests and digital sovereignty In the digital age, the global balance of power has shifted decisively from oil to data, from geopolitics to technopolitics, and from traditional trade to digital trade. At this juncture, India faces two parallel pressures and opportunities—on the one hand, the need to establish…
The blind competition for digital identity has put mental health, social life, and real experiences in jeopardy. The growing influence of social media is having a profound impact on the mental balance and lifestyle of young people. The competition for likes, views, and followers has pushed them under an invisible pressure, where digital recognition is…
Dharmendra: Farewell to an era, immortality of a hero Dharmendra’s passing is not just the loss of an actor, but the end of an era. Rising from rural soil to the heights of cinema, this artist won millions of hearts not with his acting but with his simplicity and humanity. From romance to action and…
Environmental emergency and limited revenue—can economic penalties pave the way to a greener future? India is among those countries in the world where air, water, and soil pollution has become a serious health crisis. Several Indian cities are included in the World Health Organization’s list of the most polluted cities. Water pollution causes illness to…
In the race for high profits, digital platforms are leaving behind art, sensitivity and social values and making obscenity the new ‘entertainment’ – its ill effects are deep and dangerous, especially on the psyche of the youth. The digital revolution has transformed the world with equal rapidity, impacting our means of entertainment. Mobile phones, the…
“Vande Mataram” was the spiritual foundation of India’s freedom struggle. Composed by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, this song was imbued with the spirit of worshipping the motherland as a goddess. It transformed nationalism not just into a political idea, but into a devotional spirit. From the Partition of Bengal movement to revolutionary struggles, this song inspired…
Lured by the promise of a bright future abroad, Indian youth are falling prey to illegal means. This network of agents is not only breaking the law but also stealing the hopes of families and the future of the country. The “Donkey Route” is an illegal migration route through which young Indians attempt to reach…
When governance becomes more about ego than service – with emotions dying in files, with the face of power becoming void of empathy, democracy becomes a machine with more rules and less relationships. The greatest tragedy of our time is not that society is filled with injustice, but that empathy is being lost. In a…
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…
