Opinion
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| One Tree, One Life | | | | Dr Vijay Garg
(Protecting Trees to Secure Humanity’s Future)
Trees are among nature’s greatest gifts to humankind. They are not merely a part of the landscape but the very foundation of life on Earth. Every breath we take, every drop of clean water we drink, and every ecosystem that sustains us is directly or indirectly connected to trees. That is why the phrase “One Tree, One Life” is not just an environmental slogan—it is a profound truth. A single tree supports countless forms of life and contributes immensely to the health, prosperity, and well-being of our planet.
Today, the world faces unprecedented environmental challenges. Climate change, rising global temperatures, deforestati | |
| | | | Commonwealth Games 2026: India Shines Amid Challenges | | India’s New Ascent in the Commonwealth Games | | | Yogesh Kumar Goyal
The Commonwealth Games are not merely a competition for medals; they are a mirror reflecting a country’s sports culture, talent development, sports science, training ecosystem, and long-term sports policy. The Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow, Scotland, from July 23 to August 2 concluded for India with numerous achievements, a few unfulfilled expectations, and promising possibilities for the future. The Indian contingent secured 4th place in the medal tally by winning a total of 39 medals, including 13 gold, 17 silver, and 9 bronze.
This achievement is particularly significant because several sports in which India traditionally dominates—such as shooting, wrestling, | |
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