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The shiny non elitist
Who said that the shiny civil services examination was only limited to the elite. To shun the notion, her is Faesal Iqbal, a young lad from Srinagar, currently a doctor, who made it to the top most spot of the Union Public Civil Services Examination. Not only is he serving as a doctor, but has also got a penchant for a unique thing, and that is the Right to Information Act. He has also been … Read entire article »
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Death Of Indian Comics
We have all read comics when we were young. Many of us continue to read them due to their fascinating nature of conveying stories ,very easily. India has a rich heritage of religious and cultural stories. Comics have always remained an integral part of the children’s world in India. One of the earliest Indian comic magazines is the Chandamama. The magazine can be renamed as the perfect example of history of comics publishing in India. The … Read entire article »
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Be The Change!
Lifting a line from the movie Rang De Basanti , where Ajay Rathod, (R. Madhavan) tries to explain to his friends who feel India is a failed state,goes like - “No country is perfect, we have to work to make it perfect.” A well-made film, it caters more to the elite and the thinking viewer than the common man or the masses. India is a developing country; where we can find development of every kind. Whether it … Read entire article »
Filed under: Developmental Issues, Society, Youth Affairs
Islam: From Rhetoric To Reality.
Today when we hear the word ‘terrorism’ we think of Muslims, when we hear the word ‘Muslims’ we think of terrorism. People are assuming things that are not genuine enough and give unworthy opinions. Terrorism comes from the word ‘terror’ which means ‘beyond fear’ or ‘extreme fear’. It doesn’t have any relationship with Islam. Islam propagates things to avoid terror, not to be a part of it. Due to the influence of terrorism, the Muslim culture … Read entire article »
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