Open schools in parts

After the lockdown phase, now Unlock India Phase is going on and being discussed widely. The government is very open to suggestion and adopting democratic ways. Human Resource Development Ministry, now renamed as Ministry of Education, has asked the state government and union territory authorities to take the suggestions and feedback from the parents about […]

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Link our rivers: India is heading for a grave floods and water crisis

India is a nation of rivers. All the ancient cities and ancient Indian civilization plus rich cultural heritage are linked with the rivers. All the great ancient Indian scriptures were also connected with rivers. Soor Das produced his immortal verses at the bank of river Yamuna at Mathura. Goswami Tulsi Das created ageless “Ramcharitmanas” at […]

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Love thy mother-tongue

This year results of UP Board were a shocker. Hindi answer sheets were a shocking eye-opener about the poor grip of students over their mother-tongue. They wrote Hindi words in English words in the Devanagari script. Apart from this, they were pierced with poor comprehension, wrong grammar and incorrect punctuation. Riddled with these nearly 8 […]

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Convert disaster into opportunities

Students, teachers, labourers, guards etc. have found new jobs ever since the breakdown of the Covid-19. Ram Singh, a small farmer in Bulandshahr district’s Halpura village, used to earn Rs. 250 a day as a guard at a construction site in Delhi. After the lockdown, his earnings have increased. Now, he is selling vegetables in […]

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Disintegrating Marks

Exam and admission season is going all over the country. It is shocking every admission seeker has scored in the eighties and nineties. There was a time when scoring 65% meaning, a big achievement for a student and he was treated as brilliant, and if he touched the seventies, then he was compared with Swami […]

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Open Book Exam is a shut case

Covid-19 has forced the educational institutions to shut down. There is a big confusion regarding the conduct of exams. The University of Delhi proposed the online Open Book Exam (OBE) for ten days for safety concerns due to the prevailing condition of Covid-19 epidemic. As usual, this has created more confusion and controversy about the […]

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ENCOUNTERS: A NECESSARY EVIL

Brothers and sisters of India, a very natural question comes to the mind, why police do the so-called fake encounters? The simple answer is that such outlaws failed not only the nation but the entire system, especially the justice system. As they were not honouring the human rights of the citizens, then why the police […]

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Youth and the world

I want to write, I want to sing;Starless night like a glass of wine gone empty; Wilderness silence like empty church; A girl is sold at the gambling table, The drunkard players in the dark-room fought, The law-makers roll up their sleeves, The policeman dozes at his post, The gate-keeper leaves the gates ajar, Half […]

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History of poetry

Poetry is the oldest, ancient and the most popular art form much older than the written form. In ancient time the earliest poetry has been recited or sung, employed as a way of remembering religion, traditions, oral history, wars, martyrdom, sociology, love, genealogy, and law. In one form or another, poetry has been around for […]

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