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Protest turns into personal fight
Sir, I write this letter to share my views on the ‘Not in my name’ protest. The public of this nation often come together with a purpose. They align their thoughts to fight against wrong doing but then lose their path. A naïve boy Junaid was killed by the mob, people there didn’t react. When […]
letter to the editor \ not in my name
‘Not in my name’ Protest
Sir, As an individual I am a part of this diverse culture of my country. My identity is not limited to a religion, caste, creed, clan, color etc. As a citizen of India, I’m part of a country known for values and a culture which has space for opinions, tolerance and other cultures. Our constitution […]
aryabhatta knowledge university \ education system \ letter to the editor
Is AKU: Bihar’s ‘Pride’ running out of steam?
Sir Aryabhatta Knowledge University is supposed to be the Pride of Bihar. It has been running so many different streams like BBA, BCA, B.com, BBE and BMC. Being a student of Aryabhatta knowledge university, I would like to draw your attention to the problem we are facing. We have been waiting for the fifth semester […]
Is it Women’s Day?
Is it Women’s day? Too fat, too thin, too loud, too soft, too independent, too shy, too covered,too open, too girlish , too tomboy, too fair, too dark , too tall, too short, too vocal, too quiet, too orthodox, too religious and so much more to judge. The Skirt judged for being too short, The […]
Is this a real democracy?
Sir, India is a democratic country. We the people of India elect our own government and give the chosen political party power to work for the well-being of the nation. Our constitution has given us six fundamental rights to save and protect the interest of people. There is a lot more good about India and the […]
citizen journalism \ letter to the editor
Why Education for All is a distant dream in Bihar
THE condition of education in Bihar is not as encouraging as the state government wants us to believe. The government claims that lots of works have been done in the field of education in the state and the attendance ratio in schools has increased with every child going to school. But as one takes a […]
A Lecture on Media
Sir In a democracy like India the media has a very significant and inestimable role. A free, frank and fearless media is extremely essential not only in a democracy but in every other forms of Government. The manner in which the news are presented keeps the people informed and in touch with what goes in […]
Rant against Smoking!
Sir, Yesterday, when I was waiting for an autorickshaw near Boring Road I saw a group of boys around 16 to 20 years age dressed shabbily which they pretend to be cool, were smoking proudly. How tragic it is that about 13 lakh people in India die every year due to diseases related to smoking […]
Breastfeeding -Infant’s right to food protection
Sir, Today,there are approximately 852 million people who are undernourished and many more who do not receive enough vitamins and minerals to ensure proper growth and development and to maintain basic health.Millions more are deprived of secure access to safe food and water and adequate health service. Dirty water and lack of sanitation unsafe food […]
Caught in Unreality of Reality Shows?
Sir, The psyche of the teenagers today, to a great extent, is affected and shaped by the reality shows. Reality shows shape the mind-set of the younger generation in terms of their thinking, dreams, personality and mindset. Electronic media or new age media has influenced the mindset of the people, especially the younger generation that […]
Tests, Toxins, Drinks and Food
Sir What is the most popular non-alcoholic drink in the world, after tea? Obviously, Coca-Cola. Wherever you go to, you will see commercials advertising it; whatever fast-food restaurant you drop in to, Coca-Cola (or Pepsi, which is actually the same regardless of what numerous advertisements claim) will be included into the majority of menus. Children […]
economy \ Goods & services tax \ letter to the editor
Winter session of Parliament to expedite GST rollout
The winter session of Parliament will start on November 16. It will be a month-long session that will end on December 16, the cabinet committee on parliamentary affairs. In its legislative push for the upcoming winter session of Parliament, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is focusing on laws addressing social and economic issues. Besides three […]
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