Category: Priyanka Saurabh

When the State Starts to Intrude on Private Lives: The Broader Message of Assam’s New Laws The law has sparked renewed debate about individual liberty, secularism, and equal civil rights. Supporters consider it a social reform, while critics denounce it as state interference in private life. Real solutions to population control in India come from…

Air pollution in India is often considered a Diwali or winter problem, but it is a persistent and structural challenge that can only be solved through a long-term approach and citizen participation. In most Indian cities, air pollution is mistakenly considered a seasonal or festival-specific problem. The discussion fades after Diwali or winter, while the…

I know the rules. Please don’t start explaining them. Today’s children’s eyes sparkle with reaction, not knowledge. They don’t want to listen, because we haven’t heard them. “I know the rules, please don’t start explaining them”—this sentence isn’t just a child’s dialogue, but a mirror of the fatigue, insecurity, and emotional distance of modern parenting….

The exploitation of innocent children is not just a result of poverty, but a major failure of society and the system. The exploitation of innocent children has become a serious social problem. Begging is not just a result of poverty, but a systematic business that exploits children’s innocence. People give money out of pity, while…

“Festivals are no longer just rituals, they are becoming a test of relationships – the question is, is the same affection still there in our hearts?” Bhai Dooj isn’t just a festival of tilak (a mark of attachment) and sweets; it’s a bond of relationships that maintains the color of affection even in the face…

Light the lamps not outside, but within the heart; the real Diwali is illuminated by relationships and peace. Diwali is not just a festival of lighting lamps, but an occasion to dispel darkness from the mind and fill the soul with light. Today, it is essential that we not make it a celebration of ostentation…

Every year, during October and November, the smoke rising from the fields of Punjab and Haryana chokes Delhi and all of North India. Stubble burning is a result of both farmers’ compulsion and policymakers’ failure. Unless farmers’ interests, agricultural needs, and environmental protection are addressed in tandem, pollution will neither decrease nor will rural India…

(This is a time of crisis, friends—trust, not hatred, is essential. Wise people must step forward. We need compassion, not politics. The true strength of our society is brotherhood. This is not a tragedy of two castes, but of two human beings.) The suicides of two policemen are a warning for Haryana. This isn’t a…

For centuries, Indian society has been bound by the shackles of caste discrimination. This hatred has blunted not only the social structure but also human conscience and compassion. Every decision, every perspective, every justice is now weighed on the scales of caste. Until society frees itself from caste prejudices and learns to distinguish between justice…