The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act of 1958, which gives immunity to the security forces in those regions it is implemented, is a complicated subject. The act has been criticised by many due to the fact that it puts liberty offered by the constitution of the country at stake. The Continue Reading
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Bringing a revolutionary change in the health sector of our country, the Indian parliament has cleared the HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) bill, 2017.The bill aims to wipe out all discriminations faced by the people living with or affected by HIV. The areas in which the discrimination is extensively practised are medical treatment, education […]Continue Reading
In a move which is likely to give worries to the Chinese government, strengthening the Indo-Australian bilateral relations, the Indian government has signed six crucial agreements with its Australian counterpart. It is said that India and Australia is equally worried about China’s expansion plans in the South China Sea. Many feel that both countries […]Continue Reading
Differences and distances between people are evident in all relationships. We know about generation gaps. This is a living full of gaps. Gaps cannot be avoided, Between genders, economics, academics and even social classes. But in times of internet, new gaps is between academics and industry. Always there is first an experience. And […]Continue Reading
The Election Commission has canceled the crucial RK Nagar by-poll in light of the allegation that a senior AIADMK (Amma) leader has tried to bribe the voters. It is said that a huge amount of money and all relevant documents related to the illicit transactions has been seized from the house of the senior leader. […]Continue Reading
Why should movie find new ways to portray romance and love? In almost all movies, whether it is regional or Bollywood, the prime subject is the love and romance. There is a certain stereotype pattern in which the love and romance are portrayed by the films. No significant changes have been attained in this pattern […]Continue Reading
As we celebrate the World Health Day today, it asks us to fight strongly against a serious mental issue called ‘depression’ by encouraging others to talk to us. The metal issues, unlike the physical issues, don’t have any physical symptoms. It is not something which can be easily cured by the modern medication practices. […]Continue Reading
Promising a productive growth to the railway sector of our country, the centre government has decided to constitute a railway regulatory authority, named Rail Development Authority. The new regulator is supposed to advise the railway ministry on the matters such as the ticket fare and other fees of the railway, quality and standard, and policies. […]Continue Reading
Despite strong oppositions from the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, the Indian government and its Bangladeshi counterpart are set to strengthen the bilateral relation by signing nearly thirty-five new agreements. According to the report, the new agreement will be inked when the Bangladesh Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, visits our country. As per the report, the Continue Reading
Nearly a month after the standing committee on Human Resource Development chaired by Dr Satyanarayan Jatiya, in its report regarding the ‘issues and challenges before the higher education sector in the country’, stated that the media houses, professional bodies, credit rating agencies and reputed industry associations should promote and entertain the system of rating of Continue Reading



















