Bihar's educational reforms cock a snook at private players
Bihar Government's bold education initiatives combat global capital's influence on marginalised, writes Keyoor Pathak The failure of the Bihar Government on countless fronts in the last few decades cannot be dismissed, and an exclusive example of the failure can be perceived in the law made without any proper preparation and study...
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The Essence of Consciousness
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Neglect spurs industry exodus in Punjab
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Determining the limits of corruption, the Indian way
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Navigating Workplace Anxiety
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The democratic status of India under scanner
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A timeless inspiration for India’s reform agenda
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Jallianwala Bagh: A turning point in India’s freedom struggle
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The Mysteries of Afterlife
The Upanishads offer profound insights into the enigmatic realm of the afterlife The Upanishads, ancient philosophical texts that form the foundation of Hinduism, offer profound insights into the nature of existence, consciousness and the ultimate reality. Among the myriad themes they explore, the concept of the afterlife occupies a significant place....
Ladakh’s path to autonomy: Overcoming adversity
Against the backdrop of historical marginalisation and neglect, Ladakh’s journey towards autonomy has been marked by struggle, negotiation and triumph The accession of the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir to India on October 26, 1947, inflicted significant socio-economic and political setbacks on the Buddhist-dominated Leh district in the strategic Trans-Himalayan...
A tale of hidden wealth, regret and liberation
These poignant stories have wisdom of the ages and lessons for all Once upon a time there lived a woman. She was struck with an unexpected tragedy as her husband passed away untimely. The lady was now left with only one son and precious jewellery. Since she was hounded by creditors...
The timeless allure of bookstores
In a world of fleeting attachments and transient experiences, one traveller finds solace and sustenance in the enduring sanctuaries of literature I don’t normally do nostalgia. The present is a place where I live and thrive and although thoughts of the past serve as a pleasant escape from reality, I tend...
Govt schemes are transforming lives in rural Rajasthan
Loyara village serves as a microcosm of resilience and progress, fuelled by education and community empowerment We typically receive our ration between the 1st and 3rd of each month. If it’s ever delayed, my grandchildren inquire why we haven’t received it from the ration dealer. The younger generation in my household...
Understanding the impact of FOMO
In the age of social media, the Fear Of Missing Out has become rampant Ever found individuals befuddling when they see photos or updates from parties, gatherings, or events they were not invited to or witness their colleagues or peers receiving accolades, promotions or career advancements…Well such situations may evoke FOMO...
With power freebies, debt comes calling
The core dilemma persists: How to prevent debt while ensuring universal electricity access? This issue entails policy intricacies and power sector reforms In an interview, Union Power Minister RK Singh revealed he has been telling States that electricity is not free. “If any State wants to give free power to any...
