One of the oldest hobbies in the book has to be stamp collection. There was an age where every person indulged in philately. Over the years, however, with posting letters falling out of fashion due to the arrival of faster modes of communication like telephones, cell phones and the internet, people have forgotten about stamps […]
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Owning a house is a basic fundamental right of every person. It falls under the prescribed essentials of Food, Clothing and Shelter. However, owning a house currently could seem like a steep climb; with soaring apartmental prices and shrinking spaces in cities, people barely have any place to build a house and call it their […]
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India is a developing nation. With the winds of change, card castles of stigma topple down, and that is the future that is unfurling for the country. Since the turn of the century, the young nation has brought about several changes and has gotten increasingly more progressive. However, true progress is inclusivity, and the governments […]
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Small businesses have suffered the most with the onset of the pandemic. And a major chunk of government profits actually stems from the profits of these small businesses, which makes sense why the Make In India initiative is prioritised lately. The Odisha government, understanding the plight of craftsmen who have been without a job, and […]
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With the onset of the pandemic, academics worldwide have taken a hit. Students, who worked hard to make a future for themselves and their families, now find themselves questioning what the future holds for them. With such uncertainties in place, students’ mental health takes a toll and their overall well-being is negatively affected. To alleviate […]
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With changing times, procedures need to be abreast with these changing times, so as to remain relevant and accessible to the masses. With the Sikkim Chief Electoral officer elections coming up, and in light of the current medical crisis faced worldwide, the government of Sikkim has made the process digital for all the residents of […]
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The Delhi government is getting on board with digitisation – which just seems to be the word of the year so far. Getting things online makes them incredibly accessible and a lot more secure than having to physically store them somewhere – where they can be ruined or tampered with. Land records are of utmost […]
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In a young country like India, few regressive traditions have still managed to have a stronghold of culture, which, in the long run, inhibits the prosperity of the people and the nation on the whole. One such regressive notion is the stigma that surrounds a widow. Once her husband passes, widows are generally frowned on […]
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With the increasing influx of digitisation across all walks of life, it is only a matter of time when key governmental processes will also being digital from top to bottom. For the longest time, India has been known to lag behind on overall development due to the primitive nature of carrying out tasks both clerical […]
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Widows usually have a tough time in a culturally regressive society, which is unfortunate for them. They not only have to deal with the grief of the loss they have endured, but they also have to wade through societal stigma all alone, and this stigma comes with financial repercussions as well. To deal with the […]
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