Blog

By – Aahna Vashistha Municipal corporations are the backbone of urban governance, handling everything from coordinating urban planning and transportation to guaranteeing access to clean water and sanitation. Millions of city people’ quality of life is directly impacted by the financial stability of these organizations, which affects things like environmental sustainability, public safety, and general […]

By – Gunika Razdan Introduction The concept of “quota within quota” refers to the subdivision of reserved quotas into smaller segments to ensure equitable access for disadvantaged subgroups within larger marginalized communities. This framework seeks to address disparities in the distribution of reservation benefits, particularly among Scheduled Castes (SCs), who are not a homogenous group

By – Gunika Razdan Introduction India, the world’s fifth-largest economy in nominal terms and the third-largest in purchasing power parity (PPP), stands at the junction of significant growth opportunities. Over the past three decades, the nation has undergone a profound transformation, transitioning from an agrarian-based economy to a global economic powerhouse. This evolution has been

By – Aahna Vashistha Introduction The International Labor Organization, a global advocate for gender equality, social justice, and decent work for all, has always underscored the critical role of women’s labor force participation in driving social equity and economic growth. But such efforts are significantly hampered by a major and often overlooked obstacle: unpaid caregiving

By – Aahna Vashistha In a historical judgement on the case concerning society for the enlightenment and the voluntary action v. Union of India in 2024, the Supreme Court of India has addressed the social problem of child marriages and betrothals. The judgment based its conclusion that child betrothals are violations of the rights of

By – Gunika Razdan “Skill development and employment are essential needs in India. Our government is continuously working in this direction.” -Prime Minister Narendra Modi In the year 2024, various contemporary government initiatives were put into place to  uplift the youth and provide them with opportunities for growth and development.  These initiatives aimed to address

By – Tanya Singh INTRODUCTION Initially, mass tourism prompted the development of cultural tourism as a niche type of travel. The scope of cultural tourism is currently fairly broad. “… culture-motivated travels, such as study, theatre, and cultural tours, travelling to festivals and similar events, visiting historical locations and monuments, travelling in order to explore

By – Rohaan Thyagaraju Research shows that the climate change disaster, which affects hundreds of millions of people globally, particularly in developing nations like India, is one of the most devastating issues. Floods, droughts, and high temperatures are common environmental disturbances requiring concerted responses. The goal might be achieved through international accords. This allows nations

By – Aatmaja Mishra India, the world’s second-most populous country, has long faced challenges in ensuring food security for its vast and diverse population. Over the decades, successive governments have implemented various policies to tackle hunger, malnutrition, and the complex task of providing affordable food to millions. However, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra

By – Arundhati Mathur Conservatism, as a political and social philosophy, has long served as a stabilizing force in times of upheaval and transformation. Emerging in the late 18th century as a reaction to the radical ideas of the Enlightenment and the sweeping changes of the French Revolution, conservatism prioritizes tradition, stability, and incremental reform.