Day: July 17, 2020

RACISM

Ruhi Jain

Racism is the belief that a particular race is superior or inferior to another that a person’s social and moral traits are predetermined by his/her inborn biological characteristics. It has existed throughout human history on the basis of the color of their skin, language, religion, customs, even the place where they are born. An important feature of racism, especially towards BLACKS and IMMIGRANTS group, is they are treated like slaves. India is a developing country, but even in the developed countries like USA, racism still exists. Recently George Floyd (Black)…

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NEPOTISM

Ruhi Jain

Nepotism is the practice of showing favoritism toward one’s family members or friends. These practices can have damaging effects on health and minds of people. In a country like ours, nepotism is seen in almost every industry- be it economic, entertainment, political or social. Congress party in our country is the best example of nepotism in politics. The party is synonymous to Gandhi clan. Even on the social front, nepotism can be seen everywhere- be it societies, social gatherings or social media. In the business world, it means favoring /…

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 INDIA – CHINA CONFLICT

Disha Menghani

In the 40 years of the border dispute between China and India, this is the first time such brutality has taken place. 20 Indian soldiers were killed and some are believed to be taken hostile as said by Indian officials on Tuesday. This raged up the tensions between two nuclear holder countries who have been competing on the economic and territorial front for a while now. Since the last week of May, there has been a dispute going on between the two countries in the remote Galwan valley. Both countries…

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CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act)

Disha Menghani

What is CAA? Citizenship Amendment Act was passed by the parliament of India by our honourable home minister, Amit Shah on 11th December 2019. This act provides fast track citizenship for illegal immigrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan before December 2014 to Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhist, Jain and Parsi, which excludes the Muslim minority. People who belong to this community and have lived in India for 6 years are eligible for fast track procedure of citizenship. This issue has gained international attention as allegedly it violates the constitution of India.…

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Seeking validation is valid

Pavni Goyal

For major part of my life I was the most carefree and ignorant when it comes to seeking validation. As I am person with self-made targets and strong opinions. I never really bothered what one is thinking of my work as to the extend where I am satisfied. Last Sunday sitting up with a cup of coffee and my imaginations, I wondered how things would have been if I considered others suggestions and welcomed negative comments. Things would be different, different from what I always lived with. Maybe I will…

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WHY DO PEOPLE LIE?

Tanya Baghel

We have always been taught to be truthful and not to lie. But people do lie and being untruthful. In the name of not hurting others feelings or when they do something which is not acceptable then they lie. Lying is a learnt behavior and not natural like other things like hunger or laughter. Image Source People lie sometimes to portray themselves the way want to be. They promote themselves in the name of lying. In order to gain moment’s pleasure, people lie. This is done sometimes in order to…

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ARE PARENTS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CHILDREN’S DEEDS?

Tanya Baghel

Time and again we come across situations in which parents are being blamed for their children’s deeds. But are they really responsible for that?  Are they the one who influences their child to do something which is not right? Are they behind all of that? Should they be held guilty for that? Image Source When children are younger, everyone report to their parents regarding their behavior which makes sense as children don’t have that maturity. But when they grow up, are still parents responsible for their actions? A lot of…

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