“From administration to popularity: The digital journey of IAS officers” “IAS officers: Social media stars or true servants?” The growing trend of IAS officers on social media is becoming a new challenge. They are sharing policy-related information and inspirational stories on Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter, which can increase awareness. But is this digital stardom compromising…
“When water also becomes a weapon: India’s unity robbed” Today, India is grappling with internal disintegration more than external attacks. Be it the Punjab-Haryana water dispute or the Pahalgam terror attack—an invisible ideological war is hidden behind every crisis. A third front has emerged within the country in the name of caste, religion, language, region,…
Our soldiers, who risk their lives on the borders, are our real heroes. Give seats in the train to soldiers returning from war, drop them in your vehicle if you meet them on the road, and provide them free accommodation in hotels. Respecting them is our duty, not a mere formality. Salute them wherever you…
“University without Vice Chancellor: The future of higher education in Haryana is stagnant.” More than seven universities in Haryana have been without permanent vice-chancellors for a long time, creating a leadership vacuum in the higher education system. This is not only leading to administrative dysfunction but also hampering the effective implementation of the National Education…
For decades, India has counted only the Scheduled Castes and Tribes, while other castes have remained invisible in policymaking. Caste census is not just a count but the foundation of social justice. Without accurate data, reservations, schemes, and resource distribution will be incomplete. Those protesting fear that their privileges may be challenged. But this count…
In India, becoming an MLA or MP once has become a guarantee of a lifelong pension, even if their parliamentary record is zero. On the other hand, soldiers deployed on the borders risk their lives every day, but their families struggle to get even the minimum facilities. The question arises—is the patriotism of leaders limited…
World Veterinary Day is celebrated every year on the last Saturday of April to honor the role of veterinarians and focus on the interrelationships between animal health, human health, and the environment. This article explains how veterinarians are not just doctors of animals but are integral pillars of the rural economy, food security, and public…
The love of leaders and the ignorance of the public Sometimes Kiran Chaudhary and Shashi Tharoor stand against each other on stage, sometimes the policies of parties are divided in the name of Hindu-Muslim, and in the meantime, the common people suffer. Have we ever thought that these leaders shake hands with each other, even…
The terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where a newly married Hindu tourist was shot in the head after being asked his name. This attack is not just a murder but a symbol of hatred and terror based on religious identity. The shocked picture of the deceased’s wife is considered the wounded face of…
Every year, thousands of acres of crops are burnt to ashes in fire, affecting the hard work, hopes, and lives of farmers. The main causes of fire include poor power supply, human negligence, mutual enmity, and climatic reasons. Government compensation schemes and crop insurance processes are so complex and insensitive that the affected farmer does…
