Indian Society

COVID-19 came at us without any prior warning and disrupted everything from healthcare systems to individuals’ lives. It caused uncontrolled death, exhaustion of medical supplies, unemployment, permanent closure of businesses, increased poverty, and many other areas of loss. However, the main impact of this pandemic has been on women across the world. Although this was […]

We are a country that celebrates diversity in culture, creed, religions so vibrantly that the whole world talks about our ‘Unity in Diversity’ concept, but the ugliest side of our society is not accepting all the genders equally. Even though legally every gender is treated in a respectful manner, when it comes to transgenders there

Caste system: – The casteism problem in India is a phenomenon associated with Hinduism. Its origin, evolution, and continued existence in India are evident – The problems of the caste system in India are similar to the western concept of racism. Where in the concept of racism, people are discriminated against by color. In India,

After independence, India no longer remained under monarch rule, the British crown or Indian rulers. Instead, it became a democratic company, and the same was noted in the Indian Constitution so that no monopoly or one-person nation could emerge in the future. With the introduction of democracy, the then government had to introduce several policies,

In the early 1950s, the Maratha Mahasangh and Maratha Seva Sangh organised the first major agitation for reservation in government jobs and educational institutions. Throughout the history of the Marathas, the struggle for reservation has been an integral part of their lives. It was the same reason that caused many riots but ultimately led to

Assam has been indulging in the celebration of the Bihu festival for a very long time. Bihu is one of Assam’s most prominent cultural events, celebrating the changing seasons. It primarily serves the state’s rural culture and civilisation, and it signifies the start of the Assamese New Year. History Of Bihu Dance Bihu’s history dates

In the 128 agro-climatic zones, to enable better nourishment and fruitful outcomes in India’s crop diversity, The union ministry has launched the Bharatiya Poshan Krishi Kosh, a warehouse of diverse crops where historical crops have been developed. The Kosh, in its fundamental basis, strives to reduce malnutrition amongst women and children across the nation through

Bhai Dooj or Yama Dwitiya is celebrated two days after Diwali. Sisters attend Tika ceremonies to pray for their brothers’ long lives, while brothers offer gifts to their sisters on a day that honours the tie among siblings. Bhau Beej, Bhatri Dwitiya, Bhai Dwitiya, or Bhathru Dwithiya are some of the other names for Bhai

The Apatani, one of the significant ethnic gatherings in the eastern Himalayas, has fostered a distinct civilization in light of systematic land-use rehearses and an abundance of traditional biological information on regular assets the executives and conservation have obtained through hundreds of years of informal experimentation. The tribe is noted for their beautiful traditional town

WTI, also known as the Women Transforming India Awards, are award events that are held annually. In addition to it, the Indian government, the National Institute for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog, and the United Nations support this annual contest. The contest takes place to honour some exceptional women who are entrepreneurs and break the country’s