In March 2026, the debate around passive euthanasia once again came into national focus after the Supreme Court of India delivered a historic decision. The court allowed passive euthanasia for Harish Rana, a 31-year-old man from Ghaziabad who had been in a permanent vegetative state for more than 13 years following a severe accident. The … Read more
World Sleep Day 2026: In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, people often sacrifice sleep to keep up with work, social media, and daily responsibilities. Many believe that sleeping less is a sign of productivity, but health experts say the opposite is true. Proper sleep is one of the most important pillars of good health, just like balanced … Read more
In India’s vast network of social welfare programs, Anganwadi workers play one of the most important grassroots roles. They work directly with communities, especially in rural and underprivileged areas, ensuring that children, pregnant women, and mothers receive proper nutrition, healthcare support, and early education. Anganwadi workers are the frontline functionaries of the Integrated Child Development … Read more
The Salt Satyagraha, also known as the Dandi March, was one of the most significant events in India’s struggle for independence. Led by Mahatma Gandhi in 1930, this movement challenged the unjust salt laws imposed by the British government. Although it began as a protest against the salt tax, it soon became a powerful symbol … Read more
Child malnutrition continues to be a major public health challenge in Madhya Pradesh. Recent data collected by the state’s Women and Child Development Department has raised serious concerns about the health and nutrition of young children in the state. According to the latest compiled information, a large number of children under the age of six … Read more
Radio may be one of the oldest forms of mass communication, yet its voice continues to echo strongly across India. From remote villages to bustling cities, from farmers’ fields to taxi dashboards, radio still remains a trusted companion for millions. To celebrate this timeless medium and explore its future in the age of technology, All … Read more
World Radio Day 2026: On 13 February every year, the world celebrates World Radio Day, a day dedicated to honoring one of the most powerful and trustworthy communication mediums in human history — radio. In today’s digital era of smartphones, social media, and instant internet updates, it is easy to forget that there was once … Read more
In a world filled with smartphones, podcasts, streaming apps, and social media, one might assume that radio has become outdated. Yet, despite rapid technological changes, radio remains one of the most trusted, accessible, and powerful mediums of communication across the globe. From remote villages to busy metropolitan cities, from disaster zones to battlefields, radio continues … Read more
Every year on 11 February, the world observes the International Day of Women and Girls in Science — a global event dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women and girls in science and encouraging their full and equal participation in scientific fields. This day is not just a symbolic celebration; it is a powerful reminder … Read more
UGC Controversy Explained: The University Grants Commission (UGC) is India’s primary regulatory body for higher education. It is responsible for framing and implementing policies for universities and colleges across the country, ensuring academic standards and institutional governance. Recently, the UGC introduced a new set of rules titled “Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions Regulations, … Read more