Policy Politics in Education: Kerala’s Journey from NEP Opposition to PM SHRI Adoption

Suryathejus R. Introduction Kerala is a state in India. Sometimes, Kerala does not quickly agree with plans made by the central government. They take the time to think carefully before saying yes. A few years ago, the Indian government made a new rule for schools called the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Some states like […]

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Leadership and Accountability: A Profession’s Dignity

PARUL SINGH In a recent incident where Deepika Jha, the DUSU Joint Secretary (affiliated with ABVP), allegedly slapped Professor Sujit Kumar, the convenor of the disciplinary committee at Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi, has sparked a widespread debate across the academic fraternity. According to reports, the altercation occurred in the presence of […]

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The Culture of Coercion: When Student Politics Clashes with Academic Dignity

Suryathejus The Misbehaving and humiliation against Professors by DUSU post Holders are not a New Phenomenon, It has been a kind of inherited behavior from one Union to the other, every year. This time it’s Deepika Jha the Joint Secretary of the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU), affiliated to the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), […]

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The Bamiyan Indictment: A Silent Rebuke on the Diplomatic Stage

Suryathejus R The recent official visit of a Taliban Foreign Minister to India was a stark lesson in diplomatic irony, underscored by a deliberate staging choice that spoke volumes without uttering a word. As the official sat down for talks, the wall behind him was dominated by a colossal photograph of the Bamiyan Buddha. This […]

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Beneath Bahaj: The Dig That’s Redrawing India’s Civilizational Map

Deeksha Tyagi Bahaj is the kind of place you would miss if you blinked on the Bharatpur-Mathura road: a dusty knoll, a cluster of buff houses, and fields now pocked with neat squares of excavation spoil. Yet 23 metres beneath that nondescript mound lies a ­palaeo-channel that has torn a four-millennia hole in our received […]

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From History to Spirituality: The Sacred Tradition of Shastra Pujan

Akanksha Singh Sengar In the kaleidoscope of Hindu traditions, few ceremonies possess the profound synthesis of spirituality, history, and martial ethos as beautifully as Shastra Pujan on Vijayadashami. While most discourse around this sacred observance centers on its ritualistic dimensions, the deeper currents reveal a sophisticated philosophical framework that bridges ancient wisdom with contemporary defense […]

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Indian perspective of Peace: From Hindutva Principles to Global harmony

Akanksha Singh Sengar The Indian perspective on peace constitutes a vast and profound tapestry, deeply embedded in centuries-old philosophies and contemporary sociopolitical narratives. As a young individual exploring the trajectory from the contours of Hindutva principles to the broader, ever-significant ideal of global harmony, I perceive peace not as a distant or simplistic concept but […]

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Anarchy Under The AISA Student Protest: The Batla House Narrative

Ayush Kumar The AISA Politics of the Batla House Encounter : It’s truly disheartening to see students from Jamia Millia Islamia who marked the 17th anniversary of the Batla House encounter with a march on September 19, demanding a judicial inquiry into the incident. The protest, led by the All India Students’ Association (AISA)use a […]

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Engineers in Nation-Building: From Visvesvaraya Till Today

Kajal Yadav Albert Einstein once said, “Scientists investigate that which already is, Engineers create that which has never been.” Nation-building is not only about politics or governance, nor merely about economic reform; rather, it is a foundation upon which a society can develop, prosper, and sustain itself. The individuals who drive innovation and solve complex […]

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Engineers in Nation-Building: From Visvesvaraya to Today

-MD Samiul Fardous It has been more than a problem-solving art, and engineering is frequently regarded as the art of solving problems. It has been a quiet agent that has made rivers reservoirs and plains industrial in character, and ideas institutions. Since the early days of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya to the multi-disciplinary engineers of the […]

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Hindi: A Language That Unites All

Isha Dudeja “हिन्दी हमारी आत्मा की गूंज है, हमारी ज़ुबान की मिठास है और हमारी पहचान की आवाज़ है।” Walk into the bustling streets of Delhi, travel on a crowded train in Mumbai, sit in a quaint café in Jaipur, or watch a Bollywood blockbuster in New York – you will always find one thing […]

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