भारत का संविधान बनाने का पहला प्रयास 1928 में हुआ लेकिन इसे आम जनता और मुस्लिम लीग का समर्थन नहीं मिला। अगर संविधान के इस मसौदे को मंज़ूरी मिल जाती तो शायद आज़ादी और बंटवारे की कहानी कुछ और होती।

संविधान से पहले संविधान

The Amarnath cave has fascinated people since historical times. From sages and kings to laypeople of any descent- the Amarnath cave goes on to ascertain the belief that it's existed for a long time and that God does not discriminate.

The many legends of the Amarnath cave

Humans have made their mark on every nook and corner of the earth. Now it was time to take it above and beyond. The first time ever humans could launch a vehicle into space that carried as many as 20 satellites on it, was from India.

Monuments in Space

वो जिस ज़माने में पैदा हुए उस ज़माने की सोच से कहीं आगे थे। समाज को महिलाओं के लिए रहने लायक स्थान बनाने में उनका बहुत बड़ा योगदान है। ईश्वरचंद्र विद्यासागर ने महिलाओं के हक़ की लड़ाई तब लड़ी जब अधिकतर महिलाएँ उनके विरोध में खड़ी थी।

चंद लोगों के लिए ईश्वर और अन्यों के लिए दुश्मन

Our teachers do more than teaching, we look up to them as our guides. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan was the guide for the entire nation, as a teacher and as a president

The Philosophy of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

Each human deserves a happy and healthy life. India achieved a milestone in this direction today in 2012 when it was finally able to defeat the deadly villain- Polio.

Virus v/s Us

Chaudhvi ka chaand ho…ya aftaab ho

Jo ahi ho tum Khuda ki qasam…laajawaab ho

Mere rashke-qamar…tu ne pehli nazar Jo nazar se milaayi…maza aa gaya

Chaand. Qamar. Moon.

An Unfinished love storey : Satkhanda

The third caliph of the Ahmadiyya Community who travelled the world to spread the words of the Quran. 

"Love for all, hatred for none"

The sixth, and longest-ruling, Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb (r.1659-1707), widely regarded for his orthodox policies, austerity and bigotry, passed away today, in 1707

The Emperor of Controversies 

The smell of summers had started mixing in the air. The soft winds had started singing their sunny songs. In the middle of the world, amidst the merriness, a group of teenagers were arrested because they had sketched some anti-government graffitis on some walls. The public had come down on the streets to rise protest. 

The government had led a crackdown on the demonstrations which had gone violently. The soft summer heat was turned into a boiling pot of war. Syria plunged into violence that would continue for several years to come. And the people? They were forced out of their homes, displaced, broken and tortured to leave their homes behind and flee their country to save their lives! 

> The Syrian refugee crisis resulted in the largest displacement of people from their homes. About 5.6 million people, half of which were children were registered as refugees who initially lived in Lebanon, Jordon, Egypt, Turkey and Iraq.

The pandemic has only increased the troubles of the refugees, people devastated from their homes got no shelter due to virus. Around 20.6 million people have been made homeless due to political tussles and civil wars.

Without any assistance and support, millions of men, women and children find it difficult to survive. Humanity, however, has two faces. The other rose high in the face of the dilemma. People across the globe lent their hands to those who were uprooted. The aid and the awareness are celebrated now in the form of World Refugee Day on 20th June every year. 

The migrants and fugitives have no place to live nor are they citizens of any country. They roam from one place to another, country after country to find shelter and yet they find no place that can be called home and they don't belong to any nation.

> The United Nations data says that around 20 people leave their homes every minute to escape the atrocities of persecution and war and all other kinds of terror. The countries where they take refuge consider them illegal migrants. Human beings are degraded to such a position that a few lines on the map of the world make them ineligible to live at any place in the world.

In India, thousands of Rohingyas migrate from Myanmar every year since their citizenship rights have been invoked. Around 40,000 Muslims live in camps in India since they have been displaced from their country. Of them, only 18000 are registered in UNHCR.

Indian authorities on the other hand are further planning to deport the refugees further who are currently residing in detention centres as undocumented migrants. Some 300 Rohingyas were detained in March 2021 in India.

As human beings, though it is the fundamental right of every being to be citizens of any country and that they should not be treated with torture, they have the right to freedom, thought, conscience and religion, just like others, they are however denied this because they can't call a land theirs.

> With no hopes of their conditions to improve and no home to return to, the refugees are valued and remembered only on one day. Is this day enough or is it time for humanity to wake from deep sleep?

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International Days

How complicated is the world we live in? Thousands leave their homes every year in hopelessness that they will never see their lands again, not willingly but because it is a game of life and death. To acknowledge their sacrifice, this day is celebrated as World Refugee Day every year.

Vaishnavi Sharma

The Reluctant Travellers- World Refugee Day

Vaishnavi Sharma

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संविधान से पहले संविधान

The many legends of the Amarnath cave

Monuments in Space

चंद लोगों के लिए ईश्वर और अन्यों के लिए दुश्मन