Teachers in Haryana are once again caught in confusion, rumors, and incomplete information. Every morning in schools begins with tea and a discussion in the staffroom – “When will the transfers take place?” No one has an answer to this question, but everyone has a guess. Some say in August, some say after the cabinet,…
The ATS in Uttar Pradesh has exposed a big conversion racket in which about Rs 100 crore was sent to 40 accounts through foreign funding. This gang, led by the main accused ‘Chhangru Baba’ alias Jamsheduddin, used to convert upper caste girls at the rate of Rs 15-16 lakh. This is not just a matter…
Sawan is not just a season but a deep spiritual feeling in Indian life, literature, and culture. This season not only makes the earth green but also refreshes the mind. Through folk songs, swings, Teej, and poetry, Sawan becomes the voice of women’s expression, waiting for love and the pain of separation. Writers have seen…
Book Review: “Bol Mhari Maati” Author: Dr. Satyawan Saurabh Publisher: R.K. Features, Pragyanshala, Bhiwani Price: ₹260/- Page Number: 120 ISBN: 978-7-1862-8282-6 Language: Haryanvi (Devanagari script) Genre: Poetry Collection | Folk Literature | Contemporary Social Poetry Vedprakash Bharat When the name of Haryana comes to mind, it is milk, curd, farms, barns, wrestlers, Chaupal, Bagdi-Jebdi dialect,…
Coaching mafia in the name of CET: Growing deal of education in Haryana The labyrinth of CET and the net of coaching The speed at which coaching centres have sprung up in every street after the implementation of the CET examination in Haryana is not only proof of the commercialization of education but also a…
India had 1.44 million children in the ‘zero dose’ category in 2023, most of whom are poor, illiterate, tribal, Muslim, and migrant communities. Geographic barriers, social hesitancy, disorganised governance in urban slums, and lack of monitoring are the major challenges. Schemes like Mission Indradhanush have had limited effectiveness. Solutions require community-based engagement, technology-based tracking, trained…
Credit to coaching, anonymity to school: How long will this injustice with teachers continue? Every time a student cracks NEET, JEE, UPSC, or another high-stakes exam, headlines scream the name of the coaching institute they attended. Hoardings, congratulatory posts, and social media ads trumpet the success of “XYZ Institute,” often with zero mention of the…
“From administration to popularity: The digital journey of IAS officers” “IAS officers: Social media stars or true servants?” The growing trend of IAS officers on social media is becoming a new challenge. They are sharing policy-related information and inspirational stories on Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter, which can increase awareness. But is this digital stardom compromising…
“When water also becomes a weapon: India’s unity robbed” Today, India is grappling with internal disintegration more than external attacks. Be it the Punjab-Haryana water dispute or the Pahalgam terror attack—an invisible ideological war is hidden behind every crisis. A third front has emerged within the country in the name of caste, religion, language, region,…
Our soldiers, who risk their lives on the borders, are our real heroes. Give seats in the train to soldiers returning from war, drop them in your vehicle if you meet them on the road, and provide them free accommodation in hotels. Respecting them is our duty, not a mere formality. Salute them wherever you…
