O Parashurama, how long should we wait now? In today’s times, the teachings and ideals of Parashuram inspire us to follow the right path. His struggle, dedication to justice, and the steps taken against tyranny are still relevant today. When corruption, injustice, and inequality are increasing in society, the sharpness of Parashuram’s axe is felt….
News channels present nationalism as a scripted spectacle. At night, an atmosphere is created on TV as if India has attacked Pakistan, but in reality, nothing happens. Military actions like surgical strikes are publicized in the media, films, and election speeches, while the suffering of the real martyrs and their families is forgotten. When people…
“The truth of Pahalgam: The enemy is outside; the fight is inside.” The Pahalgam attack is the result of Jihadi mentality. The Modi government has always given a befitting reply to terrorism. Political criticism diverts attention from the real source of terrorism. A society divided on caste lines will be incapable of dealing with terrorism….
Education or predator trap? Why couldn’t we teach educated girls to be safe? Ajmer’s students were educated, but they were unaware of social silences and digital dangers. We have to accept that education should not just teach degrees; it should also teach security. And upbringing should not be just to make obedient but to make…
The failure of five institutions like education, health, medical, police station, and tehsil is a matter of serious concern. Education is no longer a market for knowledge; it has become a market for coaching and fees. Health services have fallen prey to privatization, where packages are sold more than treatment. The medical system has become…
Gobar’s answer: When anger is painted on the walls of education. The incident of students smearing cow dung on the classrooms and the principal’s house at Delhi University was not just an act of indiscipline but a symbolic expression of deep discontent. This protest exposed the hypocrisy of the power and education system—on the one…
Faith makes one drink urine; caste does not even allow one to drink water. How can people drink Baba’s urine as “prasadam” out of blind devotion, but in the name of caste, water is considered impure if a Dalit touches it? The roots of these problems are hidden in the roless of religion, politics, education,,…
“There is love in the place where there is a tradition; I always sing songs of that place. I am from India, and I will tell you about India. Whenever we talk about films and actors related to Bharatbhoomi, one name naturally comes to mind—Manoj Kumar. This name represents not just an actor but an…
“New initiative to curb corruption and bring transparency” The Waqf Amendment Bill 2024, passed in the Lok Sabha, aims to increase transparency and accountability in the management of Waqf properties. Lakhs of acres of land come under the Waqf Board in India, but over the years there have been allegations of misuse, corruption, and arbitrariness….
Employment is essential for our needs, but art and entertainment can be a source of mental peace and inspiration. Ghibli-style imagery and AI tools are trending on social media, raising questions about originality. Where earlier artists had to work hard for months, now AI creates similar art in a few seconds, challenging real artists. If…
