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AI’s boost to the spirit of service
From streamlining efforts to enhancing inclusivity, AI is reshaping how volunteers connect, contribute and make an impact Volunteering has long been a vital pillar of community development, social change, and global solidarity, offering individuals a meaningful way to contribute to society while fostering personal growth. In today’s interconnected and fast-paced world,...
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Delhi’s pollution crisis: A call for sustainable solutions
04 December 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Samvidhan Divas: A tribute to India’s democratic vision
26 November 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
The smog capital of India
18 November 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Hazardous Delhi air is putting lives at risk
07 November 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Come winter, Delhi chokes again
28 October 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Celebrating unity and reconciliation through art
11 October 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Remembering Gandhi: A journey of justice and simplicity
02 October 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak
The pursuit of peace in tumulous times
The UN General Assembly adopted the “Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace,” 25 years ago; it is a poignant reminder of the importance of nonviolence and justice Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the 79th UN General Assembly Session on September 23, 2024, reiterated the idea of...
India's Paralympic journey of resilience and triumph
Through sheer determination and perseverance, para athletes have steadily overcome the odds, earning global recognition and bringing glory to the nation The Paris Paralympics unfolded as a captivating display of athletic excellence, particularly for the Indian contingent. It was a spectacle, with each athlete embodying a harmonious blend of strength,...
Gender reform in 19th-century Bengal
In the 19th century, a complex interplay of reformist and colonial influences emerged, particularly concerning the status of women In the 19th century, as British colonialism reshaped the Indian socio-cultural landscape, intellectuals like Captain N. Augustus Willard and Indian reformers grappled with the status of women in India. Willard, like many...
Violence against women: Unheeded cries
As public outrage grows, the challenge before the authorities is to provide safety and dignity of women across the country In a flashback all the past horrendous incidents of violence against women, particularly incidents of rape cross the mind. Here in our country, newspaper pages more than often bring out horrifying...
Give peace a chance: The ultimate imperative
As wars escalate, the peace becomes ever more elusive. The memory of numerous wars in the past urge us to reject the cycle of violence and hatred Hiroshima and Nagasaki, both bombed in August 1945, should have been the ultimate wake-up call for the global community. Between 150,000 and 246,000 people,...
Negligence and tragedy: The price of complacency
The death of three IAS aspirant highlights severe systemic negligence by coaching center management, property owners, and municipal authorities In reflecting on the powerful speech delivered by Mark Antony following the assassination of Julius Caesar, one cannot help but recall his stirring words: “Friends, Romans, countrymen, I come to bury Caesar,...
Honouring the legacy of Bal Gangadhar Tilak
As the nation commemorates Tilak's 168th birth anniversary, we reflect on his profound influence on the independence movement and his contributions as a reformer In 1921, Mahatma Gandhi’s visit to the Nellore district marked a significant moment in India’s freedom movement. He inaugurated the Satyagraha Ashram in Pallepadu and delivered significant...
