Category: social empowerment
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Does the Women’s Reservation Bill 2026 truly guarantee respect for women? The evidence suggests otherwise—data doesn’t lie.
In 2026, the Indian Parliament stands at a historic crossroads. The Women’s Reservation Bill has been thrust into the center of the national discourse, framed as a panacea for the historical marginalization of women in the world’s largest democracy. On the surface, the narrative is seductive: by legislating a quota for women in the halls…
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The Great Indian Robbery: How Public Taxpayer Money is Being Bled Dry by a Broken System
There is a silent, unacknowledged tragedy unfolding every single day in the world’s largest democracy. It is not an overnight catastrophe, nor is it a sudden natural disaster that captures the world’s attention. Instead, it is a slow, agonizing, and deliberate bleeding of the nation’s wealth. Every time an alarm clock rings in a middle-class…
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Comprehensive Report: The Decline of Political Discourse in India (December 2020 – December 2025)
Executive Summary Over the past five years (December 2020 to December 2025), the landscape of Indian political discourse has witnessed a discernible shift toward increasingly aggressive, polarizing, and often derogatory rhetoric. As electoral battles have grown more intense—spanning state assembly elections, the highly charged 2024 Lok Sabha general elections, and the ongoing 2025 state campaigns—politicians…
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Inhuman, Uncivilised, Senseless Society: Why Are People Losing Indian Identity?
The Scattering of Minds and the Erosion of Brotherhood Oh, what a mess we’ve become! In this so-called modern India of 2026, people are scattered like leaves in the wind—in their thinking, working, and dealing with the public. Sure, many humans still pretend to be social beings, full of helping nature, but that’s mostly in…
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Is Coaching the Saviour of the Indian Education System or Its Destroyer?
The Dark Side of a Billion-Dollar Industry As young aspirants in India, most of us—after finishing school, college, or university—have experienced coaching institutes at some point in our lives. Whether it was preparation for entrance examinations, competitive tests, or even passing board exams with high scores, coaching has become almost inseparable from our academic journey….
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The Illusion of Freedom: Independent India in the Shackles of a Colonial Mindset
Introduction: The Unfinished Transition Where is India going? This is the haunting question that plagues the conscience of the nation as we navigate the geopolitical and social complexities of 2026. We stand as a nation of 1.4 billion people, ruled by a political class that often seems insensitive, irresponsible, and increasingly criminalized. It is a…
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Why Has Indian Society Normalised Sexual Aggression, Objectification, and Violence Against Women?
“Beti Padhao, Beti Bachao” as a Voting Slogan, Not a Moral Commitment India proudly claims ancient wisdom, spiritual depth, and moral superiority. We repeatedly tell ourselves—and the world—that ours is a civilisation that worships women as goddesses, that reveres motherhood, that believes “where women are respected, gods reside.” We celebrate slogans like Beti Padhao, Beti…
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Indian Youth is Trapped in Endless Entrance Exam Cycles
Why India has put its young population to useless work: Trapped in the endless exam cycle In India, it feels as if the biggest “industry” is not manufacturing, not research, not innovation, not agriculture, not startups, not even the service sector—it is exam preparation. Almost 90% of Indian youngsters are busy preparing for one examination or another: entrance exams,…
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Denial and Self-Proclaimed Superiority: Illiterate and Foolish Minds That Refuse to Live in Reality
We are living in the twenty-first century, an era widely acknowledged as the age of science and technology. It is increasingly evident that artificial intelligence and its applications across almost every field are driving modern development and global competitiveness. AI is now deeply integrated into medical science, agriculture, healthcare, defense, scientific research, and nearly every…
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The Illusion of Brands, Counterfeits, and MRP: How the Consumer Market Is Quietly Exploiting the Buyer
Modern consumer markets are filled with contradictions. On one hand, we are told that competition protects consumers, that globalization brings affordability, and that branding is a sign of quality. On the other hand, we see a strange reality: a jacket carrying the logo of Nike selling for ₹400, an Adidas lower for ₹200, and a…