Firecrackers and the Erosion of Societal Responsibility: Fun for Some, Harm for Many

Firecrackers and the Erosion of Societal Responsibility

“Freedom is compromised when our actions infringe upon the peace and well-being of others.” The normalization of firecrackers and sound bombs as a means of …

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Marketization as a Threat to Dignity of People in Jammu and Kashmir

The recent expansion of market forces in Jammu and Kashmir has been constrained by a limited scope for market investment in industrial and production setups. …

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A Capitalist Vision for India: Manmohan Singh and Indian Economic Reforms

Manmohan Singh is widely regarded as the architect of India’s economic transformation, a man whose policies ushered in an era of liberalization In 1991. His …

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The Erotic Capital in Social Interactions

Erotic capital refers to an individual’s ability to attract sexual attention and influence others through physical appearance, charm, and sexual charisma. It functions as a …

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The Senselessness of Love: How Modern Relationships Have Lost Their Essence

Love, an emotion celebrated across centuries, has inspired countless stories, poems, and cultural traditions. In the modern world, its expression has often taken on troubling …

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The Crisis of Modern Education: Financial Strain and Cultural Shifts

Education was meant to foster progress but when turned it into a trap, affect both personal and social growth. Education has always been hailed as …

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The Urbanization Mirage: Is India Trading Its Rural Soul for Financial Growth?

India’s rural landscape is undergoing a profound transformation that promises to bring prosperity but may also leave behind its traditional roots. The government, in its …

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The Vaishno Devi Ropeway Controversy: A Clash of Tradition and Progress

The ongoing protests by hundreds of local shopkeepers, laborers, pony and palanquin owners against the proposed ropeway project on the Vaishno Devi trek shed light …

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