Seva, Sangathan, Sanskriti – Service, Unity, and Culture
Seva, Sangathan, Sanskriti – Service, Unity, and Culture
The Indian Constitution, the supreme law of the land, does not provide a concrete definition of the term “minority.” Despite this, India has a dedicated Ministry of Minority Affairs and numerous schemes to uplift so-called minority communities. The absence of a precise and universally applicable definition of “minority” has led to major discrepancies in policymaking and governance. This ambiguity, combined …
West Bengal, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and a legacy of intellectualism, finds itself at a political crossroads. The state that once led the nation in progress and ideas now grapples with a vacuum in political representation that aligns with the aspirations of its people. The existing parties—whether the ruling dispensation or the principal opposition—have failed to address the …
On January 19, 1990, the streets of the Kashmir Valley echoed with chilling slogans that called for the extermination and exile of an entire community. This date marks the black day when the Pandit community of Kashmir—peaceful, educated, and deeply rooted in their homeland for millennia—was forced to flee overnight in the face of unimaginable violence, hatred, and betrayal. Today, …