Where science fails, the lapwing warns first The lapwing is no ordinary bird, but a silent sentinel of nature. Farmers have long been used to predict rainfall, floods, or famine by observing the number, location, and timing of its eggs. Science also recognizes that such birds are “ecosystem indicators,” signaling environmental changes in advance. Today,…
Digitization will protect heritage, stop intellectual theft, and open the way for a national renaissance India’s ancient manuscripts are not just words on paper, but the soul of our civilization. They contain priceless treasures of science, medicine, philosophy and art. Neglect and colonial plunder put them at risk. Prime Minister Modi’s call that digitization of…
A tragedy repeated over and over again, why is flood management an unfulfilled dream? Haryana and many states of North India repeatedly face the horror of floods, but despite suffering losses every time, no concrete initiative is seen towards a permanent solution. Even after the floods of 2023, despite spending crores of rupees, the plans…
An unfulfilled dream of education reform or just a political slogan? The government had announced that this year the transfers would take place in April, but the process did not start until September. This delay is not only a breach of promise with the teachers, but is also a direct blow to the studies of…
Will the new generation be able to change the caste structure with faces like Baleen Shah? After the restoration of democracy in 1990, Nepal has seen 13 Prime Ministers so far. Of these, 10 were hill Brahmins and 3 were Kshatriyas. No one from the Madhesi, tribal, Dalit, or women’s community has been able to…
Instability in South Asia and the challenges faced by India South Asia is currently experiencing political instability. Recent developments in Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and the Maldives have directly impacted India’s security and strategic interests. China and the US are interfering in the region through their respective toolkits. A reactive policy alone is not enough for…
The availability of facilities has made life easier, but community trust, intimacy, and social bonds have started breaking down. The biggest challenge is the erosion of community bonds. While in villages there are strong ties between neighbours and relatives, people living in cities often experience a sense of alienation and distance. Gated societies and high-income…
The chip of hope gave wings to self-esteem and innovation India today stands at a historic turning point where technological self-reliance has become not just a means of economic progress, but also a direction of national pride and global leadership. India, which was known only as a consumer in the chip and semiconductor sector for…
Where every letter of the prescription is clear, the life and rights of the patient will be safe. “The recent order of the Punjab-Haryana High Court is a milestone. The court has directly linked it to the patient’s life and Article 21 by directing doctors to write clear and legible prescriptions. This order is not…
Haryana’s transfer policy: Need for reform or a hotbed of discontent The government had implemented the online transfer policy with the intention of transparency and justice, but today this policy has become a cause of burden and dissatisfaction for the teachers. Haryana’s online transfer policy, which came as a symbol of transparency for teachers in…
