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They met the way most relationships do today.Same space. Same routine. Same late conversations.It felt like love.Maybe it was.Marriage followed. A family. A child. Photographs that looked complete.Then reality stepped in.Love turned into responsibility. Conversations into expectations. Care into calculation. What once felt like destiny slowly became dependence.Arguments stopped being about issues and started being…
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Summary: The four images collectively represent the inherent inner conflict of human existence. They depict the tension between scientific reasoning and spiritual belief, the awareness of life’s impermanence alongside the pursuit of material wealth, the struggle between mortality and ambition, and the moral conflict between ethical conscience and destructive impulses. Together, the visuals symbolise the…
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Abstract:Public debates often focus on whether a minister must be formally educated to govern effectively. This question, though important, is incomplete. Constitutional democracy does not demand that authority flow only from academic credentials, nor does it presume that education alone produces responsible leadership. The deeper concern arises when both education and power drift away from…
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Education is commonly understood as the cultivation of reason, judgment, and intellectual autonomy. This reflection argues that when an educated individual relinquishes independent thought in favor of collective noise, education itself loses its meaning. Knowledge without critical engagement becomes passive conformity, and learning without reflection degenerates into mere credentialism. The crowd may offer comfort, validation,…
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The other evening, my 7-year-old son asked me a simple yet disarming question:“Dad, when I grow up, will I live separately?” It took me a moment to respond. I smiled and asked him,“Tell me, am I big or small?”He replied, “You’re big, Dad.” So I asked,“Then tell me, am I living separately or with whom?”He…
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By Sidheswar Jena, PhD Scholar (Law) Introduction The Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime was designed to simplify taxation, but its penalty provisions have sometimes been applied in ways that burden honest taxpayers. A recurring controversy is whether the general penalty under Section 125 of the CGST Act can be imposed in addition to the…
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By: Sidheswar JenaPhD Scholar – Law EDUCATION IS FREEDOM, EDUCATION IS LIFELINE Education is more than classrooms and textbooks—it is the heartbeat of a society. It shapes individuals, defines values, and determines whether a nation rises or collapses. Without education, a society does not just stand still; it slowly disintegrates. Education is freedom. Education is…
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By Sidheswar JenaPhD Scholar – Law We often hear people say society is “intelligent.” But if that is true, why does the crowd so easily follow someone who keeps lying—even when those lies are exposed in broad daylight? At the same time, a person who speaks truth clearly and directly is ignored, even abandoned. This…
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By Sidheswar JenaPhD Scholar – Law Indian democracy thrives on contest, scrutiny, and accountability. At its core lies not only the power of governments to enact laws but also the responsibility of opposition leaders to question them. Recently, Rahul Gandhi’s allegations against the current government have generated heated debate. The real questions are: what happens…
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By Sidheswar Jena- PhD Scholar-Law Introduction On March 24, 2021, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) issued Notification No. G.S.R. 205(E) introducing the Companies (Accounts) Amendment Rules, 2021. These rules made it compulsory for companies to maintain accounting software with an audit trail (edit log) feature. The intent was clear: stop backdated manipulation, ensure every…
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