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India’s Youth is Battling Rising Temperatures, Inflation, and Unemployment

India is facing a multifaceted challenge with rising temperatures, inflation, and unemployment. The disparity in growth and opportunities between different regions is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed. The government's policy of privatizing the public sector has led to a significant decline in government job opportunities, impacting youth across the country.

Whoever has built a new city in Delhi has always lost it

In his book City of Djinns, William Dalrymple paints an intricate portrait of New Delhi, a city steeped in history yet pulsing with the...

Wars are still starving nations

Wars not only claim lives directly through conflict but also through the devastating famines they cause, as seen in historical events like Ireland's Potato Famine and the Bengal Famine during British rule. Today, similar patterns emerge in Gaza and Ukraine, where ongoing conflicts threaten food security and risk repeating history's grave mistakes.

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India’s Youth is Battling Rising Temperatures, Inflation, and Unemployment

India is facing a multifaceted challenge with rising temperatures, inflation, and unemployment. The disparity in growth and opportunities between different regions is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed. The government's policy of privatizing the public sector has led to a significant decline in government job opportunities, impacting youth across the country.

Whoever has built a new city in Delhi has always lost it

In his book City of Djinns, William Dalrymple paints an intricate portrait of New Delhi, a city steeped in history yet pulsing with the...

Wars are still starving nations

Wars not only claim lives directly through conflict but also through the devastating famines they cause, as seen in historical events like Ireland's Potato Famine and the Bengal Famine during British rule. Today, similar patterns emerge in Gaza and Ukraine, where ongoing conflicts threaten food security and risk repeating history's grave mistakes.