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Fida FirdousIndia, with its vast market value, economic strength, effective governance, demographic advantages, growing global leadership, diplomatic clout, and a consistent record of development and progress, along with good relationships with other

Er. Suhaib BakshiRecognition, at its most meaningful, extends beyond visibility to mark a deeper relevance within lived experience. When TIME Magazine included Mel Robbins among its Women of the Year in 2026,

Darakshan Hassan BhatThe recent report circulated by the Ministry of Home Affairs is alarming. More than 300 minor girls are still untraced, and their whereabouts remain unknown. Being a woman, I can

Er. Seerat Shafi The life of Marie Curie is widely recognised for its contribution to science. Alongside her scientific work, her role in supporting education and enabling others to pursue learning forms

Suhaib BakshiHuman progress is often driven by people who look at familiar problems in new ways. At the beginning of the twentieth century, many believed that the first successful flying machine would

Suhaib BakshiOn any given morning in Jammu and Kashmir, daily life unfolds in familiar ways. Students walk into classrooms, shopkeepers raise the shutters of their stores, and parents begin another day of

Suhaib Bakshi March invites reflection on womanhood not merely through appreciation, but through recognition of the many ways women’s intellect, creativity, and fortitude have shaped the development of human civilization. Across centuries

Suhaib Bakshi Few figures in modern Indian history have influenced the development of democratic institutions as profoundly as B. R. Ambedkar. A jurist, economist, and social thinker, Ambedkar played a central role

Darakshan Hassan Bhat Every year, the world hears loud discussions, debates, and celebrations on the idea of women’s empowerment. The word “empowerment” seems to be the buzzword in conferences, offices, educational institutions,