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Air pollution today stands as an invisible crisis, quietly shaping the destiny of human health across generations. One of my elderly who is a physician with over two decades of clinical experience at a leading hospital, the transformation observed in disease trends is starkly clear: air pollution has evolved from …
The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) has become a pivotal tool in India’s higher education landscape, offering a structured approach to assess and compare institutions across various parameters. Introduced in 2016 by the Ministry of Education, the NIRF aims to provide transparent and credible information to students, parents, and educators. …
The completion of the 51.38 km Bairabi–Sairang broad‑gauge line, connecting Mizoram’s capital Aizawl to the Indian Railways grid, marks a historic milestone. For the first time in its history, Aizawl is on the rail map of India. This link ends seven decades of isolation and lays the foundation for closer integration …
From our first steps to family milestones, from lost love stories to professional archives—we live more of our lives digitally than ever before. Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smart home devices aren’t just appliances: they are time capsules holding irreplaceable memories. So-called right‑to‑repair laws—now emerging in the EU, US states like …
Assault victims—whether survivors of sexual violence, domestic abuse, or violent crime—often confront a harrowing decision: to press charges or to remain silent. That silence is frequently rooted not in denial of harm but in profound fear—of retaliation, of stigma, of being disbelieved. Yet their courage to testify is vital: each …
Picture this: You’re standing at the edge of a diving board that feels about as stable as a Jenga tower in an earthquake. Below is the cool, inviting water of possibility—yet your brain is screaming, “What if you belly-flop? What if you belly-flop so spectacularly that you create your own …
India stands at a demographic crossroads. In early 2023, it officially surpassed China as the world’s most populous nation with nearly 1.43 billion people. Under UN projections, population could peak at 1.7 billion by 2065 before declining. Yet, India is still navigating with its 2011 census as the most recent demographic touchstone—now ➔ 16 …
India is urbanizing at a record pace. With current urban dwellers at roughly 480 million, projections estimate 850–900 million city residents by 2050. This means India will account for the largest share of global urban expansion. Cities are where economic opportunity, climate resilience, and civic life meet—but critically, urban workforce …
In a democratic society that prides itself on equality and dignity, equitable treatment of transgender persons is a core test of its constitutional ideals. As of early 2025, approximately 0.6 percent of adults in the United States identify as transgender—about 1.3 million people—in a cohort that is notably younger than the overall …
When Beijing launched Made in China 2025 (MIC2025) in 2015, it represented more than an industrial roadmap—it was a lay‑down for technological sovereignty. With an explicit target to place China among global leaders in ten advanced sectors—from robotics to EVs—and more than US $300 billion in support announced, the policy envisioned 70% …
As of mid‑2025, India has achieved a monumental milestone: non‑fossil energy sources contribute nearly 50 percent of installed power capacity—roughly 235 GW of a 485 GW system. Yet coal-fired plants still generate about 75 percent of actual electricity, sending a clear signal that capacity alone doesn’t equal clean energy. Electricity demand has surged, with …
As the world races toward electrification, renewable energy, aerospace innovation and defence self-reliance, critical minerals—from lithium to rare-earths—have emerged as the sinews of modern economies. Yet, for India, the imperative wasn’t precipitated by ambition; it was forced by vulnerability. India today imports nearly 100% of all lithium, cobalt, nickel and …
The aviation industry prides itself on safety, yet it has long ignored a “massive white elephant” in the cockpit: pilots’ mental health. Studies reveal that airline pilots are not immune to depression or suicidal thoughts – a Harvard survey found 12.6% met criteria for depression and 4.1% reported recent suicidal …
The Election Commission of India (ECI)—the independent constitutional body tasked with organizing India’s elections—is entrusted with upholding electoral integrity, universal suffrage, and a level playing field for all voters and parties. The Commission compiles voter rolls, schedules elections, enforces the Model Code of Conduct, and oversees polling logistics with a …
Launched in February 2019, the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme has been a cornerstone of India’s agricultural policy, aiming to provide financial support to small and marginal farmers. As of August 2, 2025, the 20th installment of ₹2,000 was disbursed to approximately 9.7 crore farmers, totaling ₹20,500 crore …
A Growing Crisis In India, mass gatherings – from temple festivals to political rallies and sports celebrations – are woven into daily life. Yet with sheer numbers comes deadly risk. In recent years, the country has seen a disturbing rise in fatal crowd crushes. Experts note that “more than two …
In many cinematic and political narratives, Indian policing is imagined through a “Dirty Harry” lens—a lone, ruthless enforcer meting out justice through force. But real-world policing grounded in constitutional values must reject this myth. India needs a system rooted in the rule of law, respect for rights, and community trust—not …
Crisis Beneath the Canopy Indian agriculture, the lifeline for over 50% of the population, remains in a state of chronic distress. Despite being central to food security, rural employment, and ecological sustainability, the sector continues to suffer from underinvestment, fragmented policy, and volatile market conditions. The government’s approach of clustering …
Even after over six decades since the Dowry Prohibition Act was passed, dowry-related deaths continue to haunt India. Young brides are harassed, tortured, and even murdered under the guise of marital expectations. The horror lies not just in the violence, but in the system’s failure to deliver timely justice. Investigations …
In July 2025, the Maharashtra legislature passed the Maharashtra Special Public Security Bill, 2024, designed to tackle left-wing extremism—especially the emergence of “urban Naxals.” The state government claims it fills legal gaps left by existing laws like UAPA. Critics, however, warn that the bill’s vague definitions and sweeping powers may …
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