World AIDS Day: There’s Still Along Way to Go in Terms of Awareness in 2025
World AIDS Day 2025 reminds us that while HIV treatment has advanced, awareness, early testing, stigma reduction, and dignity for people living with HIV remain essential.
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Social Issues
India’s GDP Growth on the Rise-What It Means to the Young Generation
India’s rising GDP signals economic momentum, but for the young generation it brings both opportunity and uncertainty. This article explores how growth affects jobs, skills, entrepreneurship, and youth aspirations.
The Epstein Files: How Power Shielded a Predator and What the Documents Finally Reveal
A new wave of surfaced emails and documents reveals how Jeffrey Epstein stayed embedded in elite political, academic, and financial circles long after his 2008 conviction. While not a complete archive, the so-called “Epstein Files” expose the networks, gatekeepers, and institutional failures that allowed a convicted predator to maintain power—and why these revelations matter most to survivors.
The price of a daughter: Dowry, Domestic Abuse, and India
A hard-hitting exploration of how dowry culture continues to shape violence, abuse, and gender inequality in India. This article dissects the emotional, social, and systemic cost women pay in a society where marriage is still treated as a transaction rather than equality.