Education has long been called a “temple” in Indian society—a sacred place where knowledge, values, and futures are shaped. However, in recent years, reports of sexual harassment, mental abuse, fear, and insecurity from educational institutions have deeply dented this notion. The question is not whether such incidents are occurring, but whether our schools, colleges, and…
The public mistreatment of senior Hindi fiction writer Manoj Roopda during a literary event held at Guru Ghasidas University, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, is not just an unfortunate incident but a clear indication of the deepening crisis in academic and cultural life in our times. Humiliating an invited writer on stage and asking him to leave the…
A small newspaper headline can often unmask an entire society. “Teenagers are leaving home after being asked to study and prevented from making reels”—this sentence isn’t just information, but a statement of a profound tragedy of our times. It reveals that home, supposedly the safest place for children, is in many cases becoming a centre…
Road accident compensation is not limited to a technical system; it is deeply intertwined with the fundamental philosophy of the Indian Constitution—equality, dignity, and a welfare state. Millions of road accidents occur in India every year, resulting in the loss of life or permanent disability of thousands of people. In such circumstances, compensation is not…
For centuries, India has been considered a land of religion, faith, and spirituality. Here, religion has not been limited to worship or rituals, but has been a guiding force in every aspect of life. Faith has provided strength to individuals in difficult situations, keeping them connected to morality and humanity. However, with changing times, it…
With the New Year’s arrival, a strange buzz begins in our society. The calendar changes, mobile phones are flooded with greetings, TV channels start airing “New Year Special” programs, and we all try to reassure each other that “everything will be fine this year.” But, as every year, the question remains: is anything truly new,…
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…
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…
(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…
Hansi was once the capital of the Haryana region. During the reign of George Thomas, it served as an administrative and commercial center. During the Mughal period, a mint and a military cantonment were established here. Due to intense resistance against the British in the 1857 rebellion, Hansi was stripped of its district status, and…
