Introduction Poverty is a major concern in India, affecting a significant portion of the population. It remains one of the most pervasive issues despite substantial economic growth over the past few decades. One of the key concepts in understanding poverty is the “link of poverty” or the vicious cycle of poverty, which refers to the…
Uttar Pradesh (UP), one of India’s most populous states, is home to a significant number of Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs), who have historically been marginalized and faced significant social and economic disadvantages. Recognizing the need for targeted interventions to uplift these communities, the government of Uttar Pradesh has implemented several welfare schemes…
India’s diaspora is one of the largest in the world, with over 30 million people of Indian origin spread across various continents. The Indian diaspora has contributed significantly to the global economy and has also played a pivotal role in strengthening India’s cultural and political ties with other countries. The government of India has recognized…
Introduction The concepts of nation and citizenship have been integral to political and social discourses across the world. A nation is often defined as a group of people sharing common cultural, historical, linguistic, and sometimes religious attributes, bound together by a collective identity. Citizenship, on the other hand, refers to the legal and political status…
Introduction The influence of the West on Indian education has been profound and transformative, shaping the country’s academic structure, pedagogy, and curriculum. Western education, introduced primarily during British colonial rule, replaced traditional indigenous learning systems, creating a modern institutional framework. While it brought scientific and technological advancements, it also led to the decline of indigenous…
Introduction India, the world’s most populous country, faces a persistent challenge of poverty. The interconnection between population growth and poverty has long been debated. Some argue that rapid population growth exacerbates poverty by straining resources, while others contend that poverty itself fuels high birth rates. This paper critically examines whether a growing population is the…
Mahatma Gandhi, one of the most influential leaders of the Indian independence movement, had nuanced views on the Varna system. His perspective evolved over time, shaped by his engagement with social reform, his interpretation of Hindu scriptures, and his commitment to the upliftment of the marginalized sections of society. While Gandhi initially upheld the Varna…
Introduction In a world obsessed with advancement, innovation, and growth, the concept of progress has become a central theme in both individual and collective aspirations. However, progress without a well-defined purpose can lead to disillusionment, ethical dilemmas, and even societal harm. The true essence of progress lies not just in the achievements of science, technology,…
Introduction Social empowerment of women is a fundamental aspect of achieving inclusive and sustainable development. It ensures that women have equal access to resources, opportunities, and decision-making processes, contributing to the overall progress of society. Gender equality is not just a moral obligation but also an economic and social necessity. Empowering women leads to poverty…
Introduction Social liberty is a fundamental principle that ensures individuals have the freedom to express themselves, participate in society, and live without undue restrictions imposed by authority, culture, or societal norms. It encompasses human rights, freedom of speech, equality, and the right to live without oppression or discrimination. Throughout history, societies have evolved by advocating…