Compassion is the quiet strength that turns kindness into healing and understanding into hope.
In a world where social media amplifies voices and achievements overnight, the concepts of fame and success often appear intertwined. However, despite their apparent connection, fame and success are distinct pursuits, each with its own meaning, impact, and consequences. While one can be famous without being truly successful, and vice versa, understanding the difference is crucial for those who seek lasting fulfillment.
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We celebrated International Mother Language Day a few days ago. It is a global event, which is celebrated every year on 21 February to raise awareness of linguistic and cultural unity. On 17 November 1999, UNESCO declared 21 February as International Mother Language Day. It has been celebrated worldwide since 21 February 2000. This announcement came as a tribute to the language movement carried out by the Bangladeshis.
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Known as the nursery of football, Mahilpur is a place where football activities are often held, but the oldest and all-India level football tournament in Punjab is the Principal Harbhajan Singh Memorial Football Tournament, Mahilpur. It was organized for the 62nd time by the Principal Harbhajan Singh Sporting Club. It is the oldest tournament in Punjab, as well as a top-level tournament held according to the rules of the Indian Football Federation.
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The economic hardships of people living in poor and semi-developed countries have always forced them to migrate to developed Western and Arab countries. The desire of Indians to settle abroad is decades old. This desire has increased manifold due to the spread of advertising and media to every corner of the world.
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Sant Shri Ravidas Ji was a great saint, spiritual sage and social reformer of the Bhakti movement. He gave a new direction to humanity through his high ideals, sacred teachings and life values. His entire life was spent in eradicating social evils, spiritual upliftment, giving a message of brotherhood and love. Sant Shri Ravidas Ji’s devotion and his teachings are still inspiring for humanity today.
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A few days ago, the news of a 10-year-old innocent child being subjected to inhuman torture by his owners in Patiala became a hot topic of discussion in the media. The Punjab Child Protection Rights Commission, Punjab Women Commission and the District Police Chief of Patiala also took strict cognizance of it. An FIR was registered against the accused woman and she was also arrested.
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Mahakumbh—it is not just an event, but a sacred festival that is deeply embedded in our souls. An event where the heartbeat of every Hindu connects with the waves of Ganga, the soul of every human being is immersed in the grandeur of Shiva. This Maha Kumbh is a historic occasion for us—once it was just an event of faith, but now it has become a part of politics and many confusing issues.
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January 26 is auspicious day for every Indian. We remember the fateful day of January 26, 1950, on which our country's own constitution came into effect. On this day, every Indian pays homage to the framer of the constitution, Bharat Ratna Baba Saheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Ji. Like every year, this time too, Republic Day was being celebrated with full enthusiasm across the country. But the unfortunate incident that took place in Amritsar on this day shook every sensitive person.
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Recently, I came across a story of a 75-year-old man who was roaming around the city at this advanced age, selling calendars, maps and charts for children. When someone asked him that this age is for sitting at home and resting while you wander around outside all day, the old man replied that if I stay at home all day, I will nag my daughters-in-law and children. "The light is on, the water is left on, the children are on their mobile phones" etc. Such nagging is not liked by the current generation and doing so will reduce my dignity and disturb the peace of the house. The man's reasoning was that I walk 10-15 kilometers every day, meet hundreds of people, earn income and sleep peacefully after eating bread and water in the evening. I am also happy and my family is also happy. This story shows the gap that has arisen between generations in today's time.
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A vast confluence of devotion, spirituality and religious knowledge, Mahakumbh is a testament to the eternal journey of the human soul towards enlightenment. Rooted in ancient and Puranic historical legends, this gathering transcends boundaries and affirms the profound religious principles of unity, cosmic rhythm and inner transformation. Every 12 years, crores of seekers from India and the world gather at the holy rivers, embracing the eternal knowledge embodied in the ancient rituals of Kumbh. The grandeur of this event reaches its peak in the rare 144-year Mahakumbh, a unique moment in cosmic alignment that is currently being celebrated in Prayagraj.
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If India is to be summed up in a cup, it will definitely be tea. Tea is not just a hot drink, but a part of our life. Be it the first rays of the morning or the deep thoughts of late night, tea accompanies us at every turn. It is such a syrup of our culture, habits and emotions, in which the whole country is dissolved.
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A person's entire life is spent in the race of dreams, desires and competition with others. This race continues till the end of life and everything ends with death. Childhood is spent in playing and jumping, youth is spent in earning money, building a house and raising children and when the last stage of life comes, a person thinks that there is still a lot to do and achieve. Not every work or every achievement is as per our thinking or desire. Strong circumstances also play their important role. Desires are limitless. There is a huge difference between the desires of a poor and a rich person. But if we think about the mere need of a common man to survive, then this difference will not seem very big. But every human being ends his life by running after desires by ignoring his needs and desires always seem to run away from his reach like a wild animal's thirst.
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Welcome! We have all entered the New Year 2025. The New Year is not just a period of 12 months but also an invitation to countless challenges, goals and struggles. Everyone has new hopes and new plans in their hearts. The New Year gives us an opportunity to say goodbye to the failures of the past year and fulfill big goals with new enthusiasm, new hope and determination. The key to setting positive goals is to make them ambitious and achievable within a set time frame.
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The sun of 2025 has risen with new hopes. Everywhere there is talk of New Year resolutions - some are talking about improving their health, some about controlling expenses. But has our government ever taken any such resolution? If it had, perhaps we would not be discussing these issues today. Still, it is a new year and hopes are alive. So let us suggest some resolutions for the government as well.
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Dr. Manmohan Singh, one of the most distinguished and revered statesmen of India, passed away on 26th December, 2024. His demise marks the end of an era defined by impeccable integrity, unyielding dedication, and profound intellect. Known as the “father of India’s economic reforms,” he steered the nation through some of its most challenging times and left an indelible mark on its history. His journey from a humble village in Punjab to the office of the Prime Minister is an inspiring tale of resilience, brilliance, and service.
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Taxes are the foundation of any economy, providing revenue for public services and infrastructure. But in India, the tax system often seems like a burden for the middle and lower income groups. The recent debate over GST on popcorn has raised the question of whether India's tax system is really fair.
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Alertness and responsibility on roads are not just individual duties but collective obligations. A single moment of negligence can ripple into irreversible consequences, turning ordinary days into harrowing nightmares for countless lives. Highways, in particular, are arteries of modern transportation, linking cities and enabling economic growth, but they also come with inherent risks.
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The right to freedom of expression and peaceful protest is one of the most important and cherished rights in a democracy, enshrined in constitutions around the world. In India, this right is enshrined in Article 19 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to assemble peacefully without arms.
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India’s chess journey has reached a remarkable milestone with Gukesh D becoming the new world chess champion after defeating China’s Ding Liren in a gripping final held last week. This historic achievement has sent waves of joy and pride through the Indian chess community, marking a golden chapter in the nation’s chess history. It is a moment of immense celebration for a country that is not only the birthplace of chess but is now reclaiming its position as a global powerhouse in the sport.
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Climate change is no longer a distant problem—it’s here, it’s imminent, and it’s affecting everyone. From extreme heat waves to flash floods, these patterns are disrupting our lives in ways we never imagined. This is not an act of nature alone; our actions are deeply intertwined with these changes. Every decision we make has a ripple effect, and now, more than ever, we need to acknowledge this interconnectedness.
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