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Children’s literary magazines do not reach children: Whose fault is it after all?

The future of any nation lies in the hands of its children, and their future depends on their education, values, and imagination. This is why children’s literature is considered a cultural heritage of any civilized society. Children’s literature is not merely a medium of entertainment; it also shapes a child’s personality, language, sensitivity, morality, imagination,…

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Silence on Purchased Bride, Panchayat on Love Marriage?

Society seeks balance between tradition and constitution The reported decision by the Mahapanchayat of the Naugama Khap in Haryana’s Jind district to bar couples who have married for love from entering 21 villages has once again reignited a debate that has periodically confronted Indian society—can social traditions trump the constitutional rights of an adult citizen?…

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Rising HIV cases on higher education campuses: No more silence, dialogue is essential

The future of a country is determined by its youth, and the greatest centers of youth power are our schools, colleges, and universities. Therefore, if news emerges from a state that a large number of students have tested positive for HIV, forcing the government to launch a comprehensive testing campaign in higher education institutions, this…

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Movements, Leadership, and Democracy: Searching for truth among questions

Democracy is not driven solely by elections, but also by the active participation, dialogue, dissent, and accountability of citizens. In any democratic system, movements are a vehicle for social consciousness. They hold power to account, give voice to public suffering, and pave the way for policy reforms. But history also shows that not every movement…

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Will Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation improve the education system?

The current situation in India’s education system is one where the problem isn’t confined to a single individual or a single ministry. It’s a multi-layered crisis, characterized by policy ambiguity, implementation weaknesses, resource constraints, teacher training challenges, a test-driven mindset, and socio-economic inequality—all coexisting simultaneously. Therefore, when the question arises as to whether the resignation…

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The growing market for ‘masculine weakness’ on social media

The game of profit, men’s insecurities and digital fraud The digital revolution has provided society with unprecedented convenience. Today, health information, expert advice, and medical services are available just a few clicks away. But this digital world also has another side, where people’s vulnerabilities, fears, and social inhibitions are being turned into profit opportunities. If…

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Road accidents: not individual negligence, but a challenge to public health and good governance

India is among the world’s most affected countries by road accidents. According to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, approximately 177,000 people died in road accidents in 2024. This number is no less than that of any natural disaster or epidemic. Every day, hundreds of families lose a loved one, thousands are permanently disabled,…

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Dignity of the temple of justice and civic decorum

The entire structure of Indian democracy rests on four key pillars—the legislature, the executive, the judiciary, and an independent media. Among these, the judiciary is the institution to which every citizen turns with ultimate hope. When the administrative system fails, when governance becomes frustrating, and when rights are violated, citizens approach the courts. Therefore, the…

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