A Generation on the Edge We often say India’s youth are its greatest strength – the builders of tomorrow.But what if that strength erodes slowly & steadily – not by war, not by poverty, but by intoxication? The rise of Drug Addiction in India is not just a health issue; it is a social, moral, and political crisis. […]
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Finding a job after graduation is a challenge that many students in India face. Technical degrees and diplomas alone are no longer enough to guarantee employment. Employers are increasingly looking for candidates who not only have academic knowledge but also have applied practical skills to thrive in a professional environment. Recognizing this gap, IIT Madras has
From Classrooms to Careers: IIT Madras’ NIPTA Makes Job Training and Placement Simple Read More »
The Election Commission of India has launched the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2025 to ensure that every eligible citizen’s name appears correctly in the voter list in Tamil Nadu. This massive drive aims to fix long-standing issues such as duplicate entries, missing voters, and outdated details. With this initiative, voters can now verify, correct, or update
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India’s job landscape is undergoing a silent revolution. Across sectors—from IT parks in Bengaluru to textile hubs—technology is reshaping how work is done. Tasks that once relied on manual effort or repetitive skill are now being managed by intelligent software, automated systems, and digital platforms. The phrase “AI taking over jobs” isn’t just a headline
AI Taking Over Jobs: The New Reality of India’s Employment Future. What needs to be done Read More »
India’s education system is often praised for its vast network of government schools, designed to provide free and accessible education to every child. Yet, recent data has exposed a troubling reality: nearly 8,000 government schools had zero student enrolments in the 2024-25 academic year, while continuing to employ over 20,000 teachers. This glaring mismatch raises
Violence against women in India has long been dismissed as a “social problem.” But when numbers continue to rise year after year, it stops being a social issue – it becomes a systemic failure. Crimes Against Women in India are not random acts of violence, they reflect a broken system where law, culture, and governance have all failed women.
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