• Aligarh’s Educational Reforms: Are We Meeting the Needs of the Future?0

    A Historic Center of Learning Faces the Challenge of Adapting to Modern Demands Key Metrics: Aligarh, 2026 – Known for its intellectual heritage and the iconic Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Aligarh has long been a hub for education in India. However, as the demands of the global economy evolve, questions arise about whether the city’s educational

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  • Martyrs’ Day: The Enduring Relevance of “Sarvodaya”0

    Key Highlights: On January 30, 2026, India observes Martyrs’ Day (Shaheed Diwas). The political philosophy guiding this day is Satyagraha (Truth-force) and Ahimsa (Non-violence). According to the Rajghat Samadhi Committee, the 2026 observance focuses on the philosophy of “Sarvodaya”—the progress of all, starting from the most marginalized. This wave is a reminder that the ultimate goal of any political system is the moral

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  • Lucknow Development Authority: What It Is and What It Controls

    Lucknow Development Authority: What It Is and What It Controls0

    Key Highlights Ask any Lucknow resident what “LDA” means and you’ll hear one of three things: plot, map, or approval. That’s because LDA’s core DNA is not garbage pickup or streetlights—it’s how the city grows: what can be built where, and under what rules. What LDA is (without jargon) LDA’s planning section describes responsibilities like formulating and

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  • Republic Day 2026: The Philosophy of “Constitutional Morality”

    Republic Day 2026: The Philosophy of “Constitutional Morality”0

    Key Highlights: On January 26, 2026, as the tricolor unfurls, the political discourse transcends mere celebration to focus on the philosophy of Constitutional Morality. This concept, central to the Indian Republic, posits that the Constitution is not just a legal document but a living manual for social transformation. The 2026 wave emphasizes that “Democratic” and “Republic”

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  • National Girl Child Day 2026: one day, years of work, and the gap between campaigns and outcomes

    National Girl Child Day 2026: one day, years of work, and the gap between campaigns and outcomes0

    Key highlights National Girl Child Day is officially described as a day dedicated to highlighting the rights, education, and welfare of girls, initiated in 2008 by the Ministry of Women and Child Development. Press Information Bureau The day is often marked with campaigns and speeches. That’s fine. But in 2026, readers are tired of moral posters.

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  • The 77th Republic Day: An “Aatmanirbhar” Display on Kartavya Path

    The 77th Republic Day: An “Aatmanirbhar” Display on Kartavya Path0

    Key Highlights: The 77th Republic Day Parade on January 26, 2026, will be a historic display of India’s strategic autonomy. The Ministry of Defence has mandated that all equipment featured—from tanks to aircraft—must be “Made in India.” The 2026 parade will feature the first public display of the Tejas Mk1A squadron and the indigenously developed Prachand Light Combat Helicopters. Beyond the military might,

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