(Until equality is achieved on the ground, democracy is incomplete) India’s democracy holds its place as the world’s largest democracy. It is not merely a political system, but a reflection of the aspirations, rights, and dreams of millions of citizens. The Constitution promises us equality, liberty, and justice, but the question still remains: has this…
The educational foundation weakens under the pressure of competitive examinations. Today’s youth is experiencing a time when opportunities abound, but the path to access them has become more complex and competitive than ever before. The increasing number of competitive exams, their lengthy procedures, and uncertain results, particularly for government jobs, have left both students and…
Seeking balance between gender, science and humanity. Recent discussions in India on the changing relationship between gender identity, science, and society have sparked a new debate. Anaya Bangar, daughter of former Indian cricketer Sanjay Bangar, embarking on a new life after undergoing gender-affirming surgery has become not just a personal event but a subject of…
In times of inflation and energy crisis, there is a need to empower society through traditional community cooperation. The price of cooking gas cylinders periodically sparks intense political debate in the country. The opposition frames it as a growing economic burden on the common man, while the ruling party cites international markets and global conditions….
What will those people say now who did not hesitate to call the Prime Minister a “curse”, using the stadium’s name as an excuse? Dissent and criticism are considered a healthy tradition in a democracy. Questioning the government in power, its decisions, and its leadership is both a citizen’s right and a testament to the…
A story of struggle or a story of popularity? Many candidates actually come from villages or humble backgrounds and share their stories to inspire other young people. India boasts numerous successful officers with roots in small towns and rural settings. Their success demonstrates that hard work and dedication can lead to great achievements, even with…
International Women’s Day Special Looking at Dr. Anukriti, one might not imagine that this ordinary-looking young woman is the prestigious Dr. S. Anukriti, holding the important position of Senior Economist at the World Bank, Washington, D.C. (USA). But it’s true. Upon joining the World Bank as an economist, Dr. Anukriti also became a member of…
The market for women’s awards. Show business hidden behind the glitter of respect. The purpose of Nari Samman should be to recognize women for their true role and contribution to society. But when recognition is limited to photos, certificates, and social media posts, it becomes not respect but a market for respect. More than trophies,…
Ranbir Singh Gangwa is a leader in Haryana politics whose identity is forged not by noise but by work. Rising from the soil of the village, he made public service his core mantra. His journey from Zila Parishad to Cabinet Minister is a story of constant struggle, organizational loyalty, and public trust. As Minister of…
Holi is the most colourful occasion to unite hearts and bridge distances In India’s cultural tradition, Holi is not just a festival, but a vibrant celebration of social harmony and human relationships. It’s an occasion when colors provide an opportunity to wash away the dust within, heal the cracks in relationships, and infuse life with…
