On the eve of the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation on 6 February 2026, here is an article emphasizing the gloomy and inhumane side of the world of power. The infamous Epstein files shook the world beyond words.
When power clusters together, it often polices itself, conceals its own rot, and punishes outsiders—usually its victims—rather than insiders or the accused.
Wherever we look, we see examples of nepotism that lead to the premature loss of talent and the rise of incompetent individuals.
Contrary to the notion of ‘Nepotism,’ the entrance of capable individuals through the proper channels strengthens our system, fostering growth and excellence for everyone involved.
Anger can obscure our perception of its repercussions, potentially resulting in feelings of regret at a later time. The effects of anger may prove to be more detrimental than initially anticipated. It may be characterized more as a reaction, response, or predisposition rather than simply an emotional setback that elicits unpleasant actions.
Whenever I see young people as hawkers or doing menial jobs, young children asking for alms at road crossings, I feel their pain, as the hands that must be holding pens, notebooks, gadgets, and tools are living like unwelcome citizens of the nation.
All their potential is being wasted, and there is no one to share their pain.
As 2025 ends, this article looks beyond celebrations to examine world’s challenges, social issues, global conflicts, and why hope and resolutions feel fragile today.
Safeguard yourself against cyber fraud. Use social media wisely; it is a powerful tool that should never be misused, exploited for extortion, or used for any criminal activity. If you ever feel threatened or vulnerable online, take immediate action: inform your elders and contact the cyber police. Remember, they are there to protect and assist you. Your safety is paramount!
“Two Loaves of Self-Respect” is a powerful and emotional poem that highlights the painful reality of hunger and the high cost of dignity in a world of inequality.
This article offers an analysis of the upcoming Bihar Legislative Assembly elections of 2025, viewed through the eyes of a proud Bihari eager to restore the state’s lost glory. It addresses the key challenges hindering progress, explores socio-economic conditions, and emphasizes the importance of effective governance and civic engagement in shaping a brighter future for Bihar.
By preserving and celebrating our cultural heritage, we gain a deeper understanding of who we are and where we come from, fostering a sense of pride and belonging within our community.
The right to vote is our hard-earned right; we should never take it away from anyone.
It is our fundamental right and responsibility to safeguard the very essence of democracy. Only by doing so can we defend ourselves against exploitation by those who seek to serve only their own interests.