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Chandrachur Singh In the landscape of India’s federal politics, the state of Bihar is an outlier of sorts. One of the most politically conscious states, Bihar is also the least developed on the parameters of the human development index. The…
A. Amarender Reddy Overall, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana needs to factor in the diversity of the states. Over the past few years, the PMFBY has improved in many respects, depending on past experience and requests from states such as…
Tikender Singh Panwar 75 years of the history of modern India is too short a period for judging the development model of a country, particularly its model of city governance. Both development and governance models are inherently interlinked. However, if we…
Vibhuti Patel When there is oppression, “When there is oppression, the only self respecting thing is to rise and say this shall is to rise and say this shall cease today, because my right is justice.” Freedom Fighter Sarojini Naidu,…
The Indian subcontinent lags on the indicator of educational attainment and literacy both in terms of quality and quantity, even after almost 75 years of independence. The institutions that have in recent years outperformed others to reserve places in national and international ranks are a handful.
Manoj Misra Introduction The article gives information regarding solar enery which is one of the clean energy sources. In the coming years when the non- renewable sources will exhaust the clean energy sources will help in making us energy independent.…
The assaults on Salman Rushdie and the Rajasthan Dalit boy both stem from democracy deficit.
Two recent assaults, the attempted killing of Salman Rushdie in a New York town, and the killing of Indra, a small boy in a Rajasthan village, for daring to drink from his school master’s water pot, point to deep failings of Indian democracy, without addressing which Indians cannot hope to be truly free.