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Higher education shapes a country’s talent, confidence, and social mobility. But the rapid growth of Private Colleges in India has created an uneasy question: are these institutions truly delivering education, or simply manufacturing degrees without substance? The scale of privatization is enormous over 78% of India’s colleges are private, according to AISHE 2023. Yet the quality […]

For many families belonging to the Other Backward Classes (OBC/BC/MBC), the biggest barrier is not lack of ability—it is lack of access. Access to information, access to legal support, access to opportunities, and access to trustworthy guidance. When these essentials are missing, students lose scholarships, certificates get delayed, reservations are denied, and careers are pushed

Nation building in India is a continuous, collective mission that evolves with the aspirations of its people. As one of the world’s most diverse nations—with hundreds of cultures, languages, and communities—India can grow only when every citizen has a fair chance to progress. To understand what truly strengthens a nation, we must examine the core

India proudly advertises dozens of government schemes for startups, but when it comes to OBC entrepreneurs, the ground reality tells another story. Despite forming a large section of the country’s self-employed population, their representation in funded startups and enterprise schemes remains disproportionately low. The issue is not the absence of policy, it is the way

For decades, we have told ourselves that India is moving forward—towards development, digital growth, and a more equal society. But behind this progress lies a truth we hesitate to confront: Caste Bias in India is far from over. It has simply changed its form, becoming more silent, more subtle, and in many cases, more dangerous. And