Classroom to Crisis: India’s Education Paradox

Classroom to Crisis: India’s Education Paradox

India’s education system presents a fascinating yet troubling paradox. With a rich tapestry of ancient wisdom, well-established educational infrastructure, and forward-thinking policies, the nation still struggles with deep-seated issues like illiteracy, subpar learning outcomes, and an alarming rise in educated unemployment. This article delves into the evolution of Indian education, tracing its roots from the…

The Tide of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar: Historical Trajectories, Contemporary Implications, and the Future of Electoral Participation in India

The Tide of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar: Historical Trajectories, Contemporary Implications, and the Future of Electoral Participation in India

Introduction- Elections are often celebrated as festivals of democracy in countries like India, embodying tides of hope where citizens envision the nation’s future through candidates they entrust with power. Yet, elections are not stand-alone events; their success depends on several institutional organs that ensure fairness and credibility. Among these, the electoral roll is fundamental, as…

When Silence Speaks: A Mother’s Letter on Her Child’s Mental Health

When Silence Speaks: A Mother’s Letter on Her Child’s Mental Health

When my daughter suffered from a kidney stone and experienced severe pain, I naturally turned to my relatives and friends for help and advice, along with medical treatment. The response was overwhelming, but in a positive way. Everyone came forward with suggestions, shared home remedies, recommended doctors, and even spoke about their own or their…

Inter-link of Human Rights and Political Structures
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Inter-link of Human Rights and Political Structures

Have you ever been on a trek? If so, you’ll understand how essential it is to have firm trekking poles and a sturdy path to ensure a smoother climb. These aren’t just for guidance—they’re a means to help trekkers overcome challenges, maintain balance, and progress without crumbling under the strain of the journey. Similarly, in…

Does Marital Rape Need to be Criminalized?
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Does Marital Rape Need to be Criminalized?

ABSTRACT In India, marital rape persists without legal recognition, shielded by Section 375 of the IPC, which exempts husbands from prosecution if the wife is over 15.[1] This gap leaves women unprotected against violence within marriage. Calls for reform, like those from the Justice Verma Committee after the 2012 Nirbhaya case, stress that marriage should…

Attention Consumers! Empower Your Voice
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Attention Consumers! Empower Your Voice

B developed a large blister on his face after using a lotion that contained harmful, skin-irritating ingredients. Company X, however, refused his claim, arguing that the ingredients were clearly listed on the packaging, and it was the consumer’s responsibility to ensure the product suited their skin. So, can B still seek compensation or redressal?   To…

Uncovering Big-Fat Weddings

Uncovering Big-Fat Weddings

The sheer effulgence of big-fat weddings, like the spectacular $600 million celebration of Radhika and Anant Ambani or Vanisha Mittal and Amit Bhatia’s $55 million affair, has captivated the public with their grandeur and extravagance. Similarly, the lavish wedding of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Sheikha Salama bint Hamdan Al Nahyan’s $137 million…

UNDERSTANDING ‘GOOD GOVERNANCE’ IN POLITICAL LITERATURE-  

UNDERSTANDING ‘GOOD GOVERNANCE’ IN POLITICAL LITERATURE-  

What is Good Governance?  We often hear that “Politics is a dirty game” but barely anyone talks about the solution. Today let us talk about that solution which is ‘good governance’. The meaning of good governance is actually the pinnacle of the process called ‘governance’.  Many of us wonder how ‘good governance’ differs from ‘governance’…