Opinion
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| The Culture of Protest: Rights Must Be Matched by Responsibility | | | Lalit Gargg | 7/31/2026 10:58:18 PM |
| | India’s democracy is not merely an electoral system; it is a vibrant framework of dialogue, dissent, and constitutional values. Within this democratic order, every citizen has the right to express their views and present their demands peacefully. The Constitution guarantees freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly. However, these rights can never be construed as a license for violence, lawlessness, destruction of public property, or attacks on security personnel. The greatest strength of democracy lies in its ability to accommodate dissent with dignity, but dissent, too, carries its own limits and responsibilities.
In recent years, certain protests have raised a serious que | |
| | | | Medical Entrance Exam Isn’t the End—Students Face an Endless Examination Trap | | | Dr Vijay Garg | 7/31/2026 10:58:08 PM |
| | Every year, millions of students aspire to become doctors, viewing medicine as one of the most prestigious and rewarding careers. They devote years to preparing for highly competitive medical entrance examinations, sacrificing leisure, social life, and often their mental well-being in pursuit of a single goal. Yet, for the vast majority who do not secure a medical seat, the challenge does not end. Instead, they often enter an endless cycle of competitive examinations, moving from one test to another in search of a stable career.
The medical entrance examination is frequently regarded as the biggest hurdle in a student’s academic journey. However, those who leave the race soon discover that | |
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