What is worrying is the misuse of government officials

The growing mistreatment of government officials is becoming a significant issue as they strive to perform their duties impartially and without bias. Many civil servants often face threats, harassment, and undue pressure from individuals or groups dissatisfied with their choices. This disturbing trend can erode the integrity of governance, impede ethical behavior, and undermine public…

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Is technology reaching women farmers?

India’s agri-food systems, including agriculture, livestock, agroforestry, and fisheries, are heavily dependent on both paid and unpaid labor of women. Women are vital to Indian agriculture, playing a vital role in food production, livestock management, and supporting rural economies. Women account for nearly 75% of the full-time rural workforce and account for 33% of cultivators….

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Questions raised on the dignity and fairness of women’s awards

In our rapidly changing social and political environment, the importance and necessity of women’s awards is coming under scrutiny. The recent controversial case of a woman being felicitated by the chief minister on Women’s Day in Haryana has raised serious questions. In today’s cultural environment, where representation is often prioritized, some awards have shifted the…

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Why is menstruation still stigmatized in Indian society?

India has an opportunity to respect cultural views while promoting a more inclusive and forward-looking approach to menstrual health. What are your thoughts—should the government take the responsibility, or should grassroots organizations take the lead in bringing about change? Menstrual stigma exists across many cultures, driven by cultural taboos, misinformation, and systemic gender inequality. This…

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The challenges in implementing the three-language policy are not fewer

The debate over language education in India is still ongoing. The strong opposition to the three-language policy in Tamil Nadu highlights important concerns about linguistic identity and central government policies. Real educational reform requires raising the quality of language teaching, not just focusing on policy frameworks. Positive dialogue and pragmatic compromises between the center and…

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