Election manifestos: Rituals no one is serious about
From the Congress to the BJP and even smaller players, manifestos are released with much fanfare yet often fail to hold substance It is election time and the season of manifestos. The Indian National Congress which is the world’s largest political party; the BJP, an outfit representing the interests of those...
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peace necessitates moral responsibility
10 April 2024 | Rajyogi Brahmakumar Nikunj ji -
Role of education in shaping Viksit Bharat
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The unseen consequences of neglected eye care in women
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Battling cancer and emotional turmoil
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India’s wealth inequality is rising
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Global health: Embracing ‘My Health, My Right’
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Understanding the Stress Bucket Model
08 April 2024 | Sakshi sethi
Address the root cause to stabilise food prices
The Bharat brand scheme aims to stabilise prices for consumers and ensure fair compensation to farmers. However, its impact will be limited due to State laws Last year in July, the Union Government launched a Scheme of selling chana dal at a subsidised rate under the Bharat brand call it Bharat...
Soft power as comparative advantage for India
Soft power stands as a compelling force, often wielded through economic or cultural influence to shape global perceptions and agendas Soft power is a persuasive approach to international relations, typically involving the use of economic or cultural influence. India has the potential to create its credibility using this non-tangible power. India...
I AM THE ULTIMATE REALITY
‘Aham Brahmasmi’ encapsulates the essence of Vedanta philosophy In the vast tapestry of Hindu philosophy, the principle of “Aham Brahmasmi” stands as a profound declaration encapsulating the essence of existence. This ancient Sanskrit phrase, often translated as “I am Brahman,” carries profound implications within the context of Vedanta, one of the...
Power propaganda nexus: A symbiotic bond
John Pilger’s quest for truth amidst the cacophony of official narratives remains ever-relevant, urging us to scrutinise media’s role in shaping perceptions Amongst other great minds, last year we lost another exceptional man who was larger than life. But he left us with the essence to comprehend how the media evolved...
Dynastic politics and the mirage of leadership
As India navigates its political landscape, the verdict is clear: Leadership must be earned, not inherited There is an adage in south India which when translated into English would read like this ; “The moment you see a kid, you can make out the plight of the village from where he...
No Foreign Policy in Manifestos
No political party is telling people about its foreign policy in its election campaign Most large national political parties are busy providing finishing touches to their election manifestos. These documents will hold stated promises, from political parties, if voted to power and most of them would swing between populist measures such...
Dilemma of the unemployed youth
The issue of unemployed youth has become a focal point in political discourse. The interpretation of unemployment rates and its politicisation are exacerbating the situation Youth unemployment is a global concern, carrying significant economic, social and political implications for both developed and developing nations. It’s a key focus of the Sustainable...
