India: Then and now.
India is more than a country, it has been a cultural, spiritual, educational, artisan center for centuries.
There is much behind the dream of a harmonious and beautiful India and we must preserve it.
Shalini Priyadarshiny
Commemorate or Celebrate – Hiroshima Day or Friendship Day?
Peace or War- The choice is ours. What a coincidence of having too different categorical days on the same day! One reciprocates with destruction and violence, and the other symbolizes love and respect for humanity. When someone very dear to me wanted to watch the ‘Oppenheimer’ movie with her, I was wary of watching a … Read more
History is our finest tryst with conjoined destiny.
Everyone has their own pastime, their own past, their own way of change, the consolidated format of which we simply call history
Respect, Self-respect, Mutual Respect.
Achieving milestones in life is never easy, and wanting to earn some respect is what we really deserve.
World Social Media Day, 30th June
Social media platforms – half angel, half devil – are a must have in our lives. It’s a fascinating world with its own negative impacts.
Plastic Waste Management Amendment Rules 2021
Our reckless evolutionary experiments have put the entire Earth at risk. The invention of plastic is the biggest threat to the entire ecosystem.
World Selfie Day
The crazy world of social media platforms is driving every generation insane regardless of their age. The obsession with selfies is taking over millions of people these days.
Yoga: International Yoga Day: 21st June 2024
Yoga isn’t merely exercising on a mat. It helps physically, mentally, and spiritually, it’s more about staying healthy.
NCERT Syllabus Updates
The curriculum should be in line with the goals of today’s children for a bright future. NCERT books are still essential in the Indian educational sector.
Unemployment and India
The Aftermath Of Loss Of Steady Income According to the data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy – In December, 2023, unemployment for youth aged 25-29 was the highest in almost 4 years, at 15.5%. For youth aged 20-24, unemployment rate hit a new peak of 45.5%. The rise in unemployment levels across different … Read more