In a democracy, the opposition's voices are not just part of the system but its lifeblood. They are crucial in ensuring accountability, fostering debate, and safeguarding citizens' rights.
During the lead-up to the general election, opposition leaders face coercive action by enforcement agencies.
As general elections approach, Narendra Modi's dominance seems assured. Yet, his apparent nervousness raises questions.
AAP, led by Arvind Kejriwal, faces scrutiny amid corruption allegations. Born from anti-corruption movements, the party now confronts existential threats due to alleged misconduct.
In contemporary India, the BJP-led government's majoritarian ideology promotes "uniformity", eroding the Unity in Diversity, which was the hallmark of India's policy and outlook
In a democracy, there is no barrier for any citizen to move into the political field and rise to any level of responsibility as Prime Minister or President.
The ILO report on Indian employment highlights grim realities: 80% of unemployed are youth; education fails to guarantee jobs; government initiatives yield minimal results.
India's healthcare schemes, like Ayushman Bharat, have raised questions about efficacy, transparency, and fund allocation.
The accreditation review of the National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRCI) is scheduled to take place in the last week of March 2024 and in the last week of April 2024.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a pivotal tool in election campaigns in nations like India. It analyses voter data, targets messages, enhances engagement, ensures security, and forecasts results.
Films now propagate majoritarian narratives, as seen in 'Swatantraveer Savarkar'. This trend distorts history to glorify figures and ideologies, contributing to sectarian views.
The core meaning of the word 'conversion' is 'change'. Change is the fundamental principle of life. From birth to death, it is a continuous process.
It took three days for Truth to win. The victory of Truth is not an easy one and so is with Democracy.