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| Bharat Ratna LK Advani Ji at 100! | | | | Shri Lal Krishna Advani Ji enters the hundredth year of his life today, 8th November. This year, his birthday fittingly coincides with Diwali, a festival associated with Prabhu Shri Ram and the Diya at a time when we are marking 75 years since the inception of the Jana Sangh, 125th Jayanti of Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee and recently celebrated a hundred years of the RSS.
There are very few people whose lives have touched so many different chapters of modern India. Advani Ji was born on 8th November 1927, on Dev Deepawali. As a youngster in 1947, he experienced the pain of leaving behind his familiar world in Sindh. He rebuilt his life from scratch without bitterness. This trait of being abl | |
| | | | Low Wages, Uncertain Futures: The Changing Landscape of Employment | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Employment is one of the most important foundations of a secure and dignified life. It provides individuals with financial independence, social recognition and the opportunity to contribute to society. For millions of young people, getting a job is a major life goal. However, in today’s rapidly changing economy, having a job does not necessarily guarantee financial security, professional satisfaction or a stable future. The growing concerns of low wages, contractual employment, job insecurity and poor working conditions have changed the meaning of employment.
Traditionally, a job was considered a source of long-term financial stability. People expected regular salaries, j | |
| | | | Lights, Luxury and Lost value: The Commercial Takeover of Diwali | | | | Omkar Dattatray
The festival of lights, sweets, and joy—Diwali—India’s most cherished and exuberant celebration, is once again around the corner. It is a time that symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Streets are adorned with decorations, homes are illuminated, and markets brim with the festive spirit. However, amid this grandeur, there lies a growing need for introspection. With the ever-increasing menace of pollution and the mounting threat of global warming, it is imperative to pause for a moment and ask ourselves—is our manner of celebrating Diwali truly worth the cost to our environment? Over time, the very essence of Diwali seems to have drifted away f | |
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