“Ji Ram Ji: Faith and Hope in Rural India”

The “Ji Ram Ji” scheme has set a new benchmark for trust and development in rural India. It reaches 1.25 billion beneficiaries, ensuring rural employment, local production, women’s empowerment, and food security. Trust is built not by mere announcements but by results and consistent implementation. Criticism also suggests that a focus on long-term economic self-reliance…

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Environmental crisis: Nature will be saved not by policies but by civic consciousness

Along with the failure of governments, our lifestyle is also the biggest culprit for environmental destruction. When it comes to planting trees, enthusiasm is limited to government campaigns and photo opportunities. Saplings are planted on Tree Planting Day and forgotten the next day. No one takes responsibility for their conservation. This is why millions of…

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Bhiwani refuses, we want Hisar district: A decade-old, justifiable call from Siwani

(From August 2016 to the people: The voice of Siwani Mandi and the question of district reorganization, a slogan, an idea, and the question of the future of Siwani.) In a democratic system, administrative boundaries are not set in stone. They are periodically redefined to suit public convenience, socio-economic realities, and regional balance. When an…

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Discussion on the ban on digital media

Child safety and technological solutionism: Discussing social media restrictions in the digital age Australia proposes a complete ban on social media for children under sixteen. Privacy threats, practical failures, and neglect of underlying psychosocial factors. Rights-based protections through the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Parental consent, child monitoring, and restrictions on targeted advertising. Balance…

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2030 Commonwealth Games and the 2036 World Olympics

From global prestige to economic burden—India’s strategic challenges and opportunities in hosting mega sporting events The 2030 Commonwealth Games are not just a competition for India, but a crucial “precursor” to the 2036 World Olympics. This event could elevate India’s cultural power (soft power), but any administrative shortcomings could damage its international reputation. For any…

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600 trainee IAS officers in Mussoorie, and one question

“A fingertip question and the truth about preparing future administrators.” A question arises from Mussoorie: Has our administrative education become merely textbook? 600 trainees in Mussoorie, and one question that got everyone thinking. The true goal of the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration: to create ‘thinking administrators.’ Training isn’t just about lessons. A…

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Taiwan Crisis, Japan’s Security Policy, and the Changing Indo-Pacific Equation for India

China-Japan tensions, regional power balance and India’s strategic challenges The Taiwan issue has now become central to Japan’s security strategy and foreign policy, straining China-Japan relations and directly impacting India’s Indo-Pacific interests. The Taiwan issue is at the center of growing tensions between Japan and China, which has reshaped the balance of power in the…

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