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When Education Loses Its Soul: A Nation Forgets What It Once Knew
When Education Loses Its Soul: A Nation Forgets What It Once Knew
Education in India was never meant to be a mechanical system of degrees, boards, and bureaucratic bills
Amit Pandey | today
From Mitti to Market: India’s Small Farmers Still Don’t Get a Fair Price
India’s agricultural economy is often described as a story of abundance constrained by structural fault lines
Manoj K Pathak | today
From MGNREGA to VB-G RAM G: A Quiet Reset of Rural Employment Policy
For nearly two decades, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has occupied a central place in India’s rural economy and welfare architecture ......
Manoj Kumar Pathak | today
When Borders Changed Forever
December 16, 1971, was not just the end of a war but the collapse of an unjust political order
Sanjay Pandey | today
Social Media as India’s Digital Safety Valve: From Street Agitations to Online Venting
The smartphone boom (post-2010) and the arrival of cheap data (Jio revolution, 2016) changed everything. By 2019, India had over 500 million internet users and more than 400 million active social media accounts. Suddenly
Dr. K. Ranjan Sharma | today
From Mitti to Market: India’s Small Farmers Still Don’t Get a Fair Price
India’s agricultural economy is often described as a story of abundance constrained by structural fault lines
Manoj K Pathak | 36 minutes ago
From MGNREGA to VB-G RAM G: A Quiet Reset of Rural Employment Policy
For nearly two decades, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has occupied a central place in India’s rural economy and welfare architecture ......
Manoj Kumar Pathak | 54 minutes ago
When Borders Changed Forever
December 16, 1971, was not just the end of a war but the collapse of an unjust political order
Sanjay Pandey | 2 days ago
Social Media as India’s Digital Safety Valve: From Street Agitations to Online Venting
The smartphone boom (post-2010) and the arrival of cheap data (Jio revolution, 2016) changed everything. By 2019, India had over 500 million internet users and more than 400 million active social media accounts. Suddenly
Dr. K. Ranjan Sharma | 1 week ago
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