Shambhavi Kumari We all must have heard this word in our value education classes when we were kids. It isone of the most important values—which is rare these days. Let me begin by definingempathy. It is the ability of a person to understand others’ feelings or emotions by steppinginto their shoes and being compassionate towards […]
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Shambhavi Kumari Today I am going to talk about something extremely important: inclusivity for the speciallyabled people in the current world. It’s the need of the hour that we realize the importance ofinclusivity for all and ask ourselves: are we really inclusive of everyone? Well, let me beginby defining a special ability or disability. It […]
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Traditional Festivities Marred by Political Violence A festive atmosphere at JNU’s Durga Puja pandal turned chaotic around 7:00 p.m. when clashes broke out between left-wing and right-wing student groups, resulting in injuries to several students, including women who were present at the venue. The violence reportedly began when members associated with left-wing organizations such as […]
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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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-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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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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साक्षी राज भारत में 22 आधिकारिक भाषाएँ और 1600 से अधिक बोलियाँ बोली जाती हैं। ऐसी विविधता वाले देश को एक सूत्र में पिरोने का कार्य हिंदी (Hindi Diwas) निभाती है। विशाल भौगोलिक, सांस्कृतिक परिदृश्य में, जहाँ नागरिक अलग-अलग पृष्ठभूमियों से आते हैं, हिंदी संपर्क-सूत्र के रूप में न केवल संवाद का माध्यम बनती है, बल्कि भावनाओं, विचारों और संस्कृतियों को जोड़ने वाली कड़ी […]
Continue ReadingAuthor : Satyam Mishra A fearless revolutionary, the symbol of suppressed outrage, silent endurance, and long-nurtured vengeance who solely shook the foundations of the British Empire – SHAHEED-I-AZAM UDHAM SINGH – a name etched in history by sacrificial blood, is remembered on the 31st of July every year on his death anniversary. CHILDHOOD – A […]
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BY: Tripti Verma The Asia Cup 2025 is set to take place from September 9 to 28. This year, the tournament will follow the T20 format. Although the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) is officially hosting the event, all matches will be played in the UAE. This is part of an agreement […]
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Article by Surbhi Tyagi A Decisive Blow to Terrorism and Its Enablers Across the borders, it’s not just about an operation—but about a saga of compassion, courage, and commitment. I speak of Operation Sindoor —a shining chapter in the history of our great nation, born in the shadow of devastation, yet carried forward with the […]
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Article by Vipashu Gautam, In recent days, the nation was shaken by the horrifying incident in Pahalgam, where terrorists mercilessly killed innocent tourists simply because they were Hindus visiting the Baisaran region. At least 26 people lost their lives in this attack. Their only “crime” was being Hindu and traveling to Kashmir. The trend of […]
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Article by Somya Tiwari, What happened in Pahalgam wasn’t just an act of terror — it was a cold, calculated massacre. Ordinary Hindu tourists — families, young couples, elders — were cornered, interrogated, and executed based on their faith. Eyewitnesses recount how men were forced to remove their trousers to reveal their religious identity. Some […]
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