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| Saffronites destroying democracy | | | | Omkar Dattatray
Democracy is the government of the people and therefore it is definitely a superior form of governance in which power flows from people and they are the ultimate source and fountains of power at least in theory. But compared with other forms of government, democracy ranks first for been people's government and here it is proper to quote Ibrahim Lincoln's golden words on democracy which are "Democracy is the government of the people, by the people and for the people". But now democracy in our country has degenerated into mobocracy and doomocracy. It has now turned into government off the people; buy the people and far the people. The people who are absolute sovereigns in a | |
| | | | Against Nuclear Tests | | | | Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit
In order to respect the victims of the past and to remind the world of the persisting threat Nuclear tests pose to the environment and international stability. More than 2,000 nuclear tests have been conducted over the past seven decades - from the South Pacific to North America, from Central Asia to North Africa. They have harmed some of the world's most vulnerable peoples and pristine ecosystems. Nuclear Weapons started around the 1830's in countries like the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada in the World War II. For the past 20 years Nuclear Weapons have been in our lives, they were the weapons we used to fight our enemies and also protect our home | |
| | | | Predicament of an Indian Woman: Ranging from Gender Pay Gap to Outright Discrimination in Employment | | | | Tawishi Dogra
Throughout history women have been suppressed and secluded from the mainstream but now the times are changing, however the question remains whether this change is being effectuated. This article looks at the prevailing gender pay gap and lack of employment opportunities that exists within the Indian Society. Why is that despite the fact that a woman works equally as hard and spends the same time working as a male is she paid less compared to him? Notwithstanding the same qualifications, men earn 30% more than women. Is this gap justifiable and defensible? Furthermore, there is no inequality in the amount of work both sexes do and time they spend then why is there is a pay g | |
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