The piece argues that India’s decline is not solely the fault of governments or leaders, but also of citizens who have quietly accepted corruption, injustice, poor infrastructure and moral compromise. As we celebrate 80 years of Independence, it calls for collective accountability, integrity and active citizenship rather than silence, adjustment and blame.
Chris & Martina: The Final Set is an emotional documentary portraying the legendary rivalry, friendship, and cancer battles of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Their honesty, vulnerability, resilience, and determination deeply move the writer, who is herself battling cancer. Their journeys inspire her to confront despair, regain strength, and never give up.
The article reflects on aging, family responsibility, and the importance of maintaining physical fitness. It argues that health is not merely personal but affects loved ones who may eventually provide care. Preserving strength, mobility, balance, and independence is therefore an act of love, responsibility, and consideration toward family, especially in later life.
The poem celebrates India’s hard-won independence and emphasizes the responsibility of citizens to protect it. Despite differences in religion, politics, emotions and philosophies, India has survived through unity in diversity. It remembers the suffering under foreign rule and calls upon citizens to safeguard freedom, rights, dignity and national unity as India marks 80 years of independence.
Are You Lonesome? by Aritra Sarkar explores loneliness and six forms of emotional isolation through interconnected stories and real-life insights. The book examines moral support, friendship, connection, and guidance voids, encouraging readers to confront their fears, understand their behaviour, practise self-compassion, and discover meaningful paths toward healing, connection, and personal transformation.
Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya is a nostalgic, heartwarming series that revisits school life while addressing teenagers’ real struggles with humour and sensitivity. With excellent performances, relatable child characters, and meaningful themes of acceptance, equality, academic pressure, and communication, the series offers clean, wholesome entertainment. A cheerful, positive, and thoroughly enjoyable watch.
The passage highlights the power of democracy and the importance of citizens raising their voices against injustice. It emphasizes that protests, dissent, questioning authority, and demanding accountability are fundamental democratic rights. The growing assertiveness of Gen Z demonstrates that young people can challenge institutions and bring important issues to national attention.
Drawing from counselling sessions with distressed mothers, this article explores the growing challenges of parenting in a rapidly changing world. While children deserve empathy for their emotional struggles, parents need understanding too. True healing lies in mutual respect, compassion, and shared responsibility, rather than placing the burden solely on one generation
Rakhi is more than a symbol of a brother protecting his sister. Rooted in diverse myths and evolving realities, it represents mutual care, trust, and support. In today’s world, protection is emotional, financial, and psychological, making Raksha Bandhan a celebration of reciprocal bonds that transcend traditional gender roles.
The Bengal Famine of 1943 shaped a culture of resilience through food. Scarcity led people to transform vegetable peels, stems, leaves, and other overlooked ingredients into nourishing meals. These “famine foods” remain a testament to Bengali ingenuity, sustainability, gratitude, and the enduring memory of surviving one of history’s worst human-made tragedies.
