A society is not judged solely by its economic growth, towering skyscrapers, or technological advancements. It is equally measured by the everyday behaviour of its people—the way they treat public spaces, respect one another, and fulfil their responsibilities as citizens. Unfortunately, across many parts of the world, public courtesy and civic sense appear to be
In today’s fast-paced world, sleep is often treated as a luxury rather than a necessity. Long working hours, endless digital distractions, and the pressure to remain constantly productive have created a culture where sacrificing sleep is sometimes worn as a badge of honour. Yet beneath this relentless pursuit of success lies a growing public health
A generation ago, childhood was largely spent outdoors—playing in parks, riding bicycles, reading books, and learning through face-to-face interactions. Today, childhood is increasingly unfolding behind glowing screens. From smartphones and tablets to online classrooms and streaming platforms, digital devices have become an inseparable part of growing up. While technology has transformed education and communication for
For generations, success has been defined by a familiar checklist: earn a good degree, secure a well-paying job, climb the corporate ladder, buy a house, and build a comfortable life. Today, many young professionals are achieving these milestones earlier than ever before. Yet beneath polished LinkedIn profiles, impressive job titles, and carefully curated social media
Northeast India is often described as one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Home to snow-capped mountains, lush forests, majestic rivers, vibrant festivals, rich tribal cultures, and unique wildlife, the region offers experiences that few places can match. From the living root bridges of Meghalaya and the tea gardens of Assam to the monasteries of Arunachal
Every monsoon, scenes of flooded roads, stranded vehicles, submerged homes, and overflowing drains dominate headlines across India. Cities that are considered economic and technological hubs often come to a standstill after just a few hours of heavy rainfall. While many blame the intensity of the rain, the real question is: why do our cities continue
As cities expand and populations grow, the demand for land has increased dramatically. Roads, housing projects, markets, and commercial spaces are essential for development. At the same time, illegal encroachments on footpaths, parks, riverbanks, government land, and other public spaces have become a growing concern. This raises a difficult question: where should the line be
For the people of Assam, the arrival of the monsoon brings both hope and hardship. While the rains nourish agriculture and sustain the mighty Brahmaputra River, they also bring devastating floods that affect millions every year. Homes are submerged, crops are destroyed, roads are washed away, and thousands of families are forced into relief camps.
Every generation faces challenges, but today’s young people are growing up in an environment where success is often celebrated while failure is quietly hidden. Academic achievements, high-paying jobs, entrepreneurial success, and social media recognition have become common measures of accomplishment. Amid these rising expectations, many young people are becoming increasingly hesitant to take risks. This
A clean city is often seen as a reflection of a civilized society. Well-maintained streets, efficient waste collection, clean public spaces, and healthy surroundings not only improve the quality of life but also attract tourism, investment, and economic growth. Over the past decade, India has made remarkable progress in sanitation through initiatives such as the
