A Meaningful Step by the Punjab Government: Operation Jivan Jot 2.0
Begging is a stigma for a civilized society. If we talk about our state of Punjab, in the last few years, there has been a surprising increase in the number of beggars here. If we discuss the reasons for this, the first reason is that Punjab is a prosperous state, and the second is that Punjabis trust others very quickly. Punjabis can be emotionally influenced very easily.
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A Meaningful Step by the Punjab Government: Operation Jivan Jot 2.0
Begging is a stigma for a civilized society. If we talk about our state of Punjab, in the last few years, there has been a surprising increase in the number of beggars here. If we discuss the reasons for this, the first reason is that Punjab is a prosperous state, and the second is that Punjabis trust others very quickly. Punjabis can be emotionally influenced very easily.
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laal pheetaashaahee: A Test of the Common Citizen’s Patience
The renowned Punjabi poet from Malwa, Jagsir Jida, who is famous as a stage poet for his verses, has a couplet:
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Governments’ Tourism, Destruction of Mountains
Sometimes it feels like winter in April, and sometimes it rains in June. Sometimes there’s no rain for months, and sometimes clouds burst with such force. The weather has now deviated from its traditional cycle. In recent years, we’ve been witnessing cloudbursts that destroy homes, block roads, and claim lives. These dangerous events are becoming more frequent.
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The journey of man from childhood to old age
The process of continuous change is called life The journey of man from childhood to old age is determined by passing through innumerable twists and turns. In many states in India, the retirement age is 58 years, while this period has been set at 60 years for Kedri government employees. Old age is traditionally considered to be 65 years, but the reasons for this are not found in biology but in history.
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The Need to Listen to the Pain of Our Youth
In the past few weeks, many young individuals in and around Chandigarh have died by suicide. Yet, this deeply sensitive news likely went unheard by most people. Seventeen — this is not just a number. These are shattered families, dreams that will never come true, and stories left incomplete. The silence surrounding these incidents tells us a harsh truth: we are living in a world where young people are breaking down from within, but their cries repeatedly go unheard.
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Legal Decisions in accordance with Law
In today's times, the violent tendency in humans has increased to an alarming level. The major concern of the whole world is the increase in the number of aggressive acts day by day. If we look at the statistics, the youth are the most affected by this tendency. Moral qualities like tolerance, restraint, forgiveness and compassion are decreasing or disappearing among people.
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Climate Change: The Wrath of Heat
North India is facing scorching heat these days. Every living being, human, animal, bird and plant in the universe is troubled by this terrible heat. The heat is so intense that in some districts of Punjab and Haryana, the daytime temperature has reached 46° Celsius. Such a terrible form of weather has an adverse effect on our earth and human life. For the last few decades, surprising developments have been seen in the weather.
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Over-urbanization: A serious problem.
5 June is celebrated every year as "World Environment Day". This day was first celebrated in 1973 to create environmental awareness among the general public. Many types of pollution are spreading in our environment day by day, which include marine pollution, increasing population, global warming, problems related to urbanization and pollution in natural resources. Along with development, urban settlements and population are increasing day by day. Along with this, plastic pollution has also increased to a dangerous level. This time the theme of World Environment Day is, "Eliminating plastic pollution at the global level".
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Drug Abuse in Punjab
For the past few decades, our smiling Punjab has been facing the tragedy of various new era drugs. Among these are chemical drugs which are eating away at the youth of today. Every day, due to drug overdose, young boys are dying in every village and city. The families left behind are left to spend their lives in the tragedy of debt and ruin. The biggest challenge facing the governments and families of today is to save the youth and children from the scourge of this evil valley.
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A unique example of valor and sacrifice: Indian Army
The glorious history of the security forces deployed on the borders reminds us of the unparalleled sacrifices of the country's brave warriors. After independence, as a result of the 1971 war, a new nation emerged on the world map - Bangladesh. In this war, the Indian armed forces achieved a decisive victory, in which 93 thousand prisoners of war of Pakistan were captured. Similarly, during the period from July 1987 to March 1990, the Indian army fought with Tamil terrorists in Sri Lanka and established peace there.
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The rise of A.I in everyday life
Artificial intelligence, or A.I, has slowly become a part of daily life in India. It helps us in ways we don’t always notice. From facial recognition on phones to better movie recommendations, from voice assistants that answer simple questions to apps that help you avoid traffic jams, A.I has made its place. Now even in rural areas, farmers get weather information and crop advice through A.I-powered apps. A small landowner in Punjab can now predict rainfall, choose the right fertilizer, and know where to get the best price for his crop.
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Scope for Shipping, Investment and Growth in India
With its vast and dynamic coastline spanning over 7,500 km, India has long been a geographical hub for maritime trade. But what was once a quiet powerhouse is now emerging as a pillar of the country’s economic growth. The shipping industry, often a backwater, is gaining focus as one of the country’s most promising sectors for long-term investment and national development.
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Labor: Pivot of the country's development.
Today, 1st May is celebrated as Labor Day all over the world. Apart from India, this day is declared a national holiday in factories in about 80 countries of the world. This day is celebrated to honor the hard work of the workers. This day is also known as May Day. If we talk about the history of this day, then celebrating this day started in 1886 in the United States of America. The city was from Chicago.
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Lagi nazar Punjab nu, idhi nazar utaro. Lai ke mirchan kauriyan, ehde sir ton varo. Sir ton varo, var ke, agg de vich saaro. Lagi nazar Punjab nu, idhi nazar utaro.
I am bringing these lines of the chief poet of Punjabi, Padma Shri Dr. Surjit Patar to your attention because today our colorful Punjab, the home of the dove, has truly fallen victim to someone's evil eye. A few days ago, I heard the news that Punjab has become the third most affected state in India in terms of HIV infection cases. According to experts, the main reason for this is the syringes used for drug use.
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Relevance of Babasaheb's Principles in Modern Times
On April 14, the 134th birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Babasaheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Ji was celebrated across the country. His invaluable contribution was remembered in various events across the country. Even today, he is known as the main architect of the Indian Constitution, a social reformer and a champion of the rights of Dalits. He fought against caste division, promoted social equality, and played a major role in shaping the democratic structure of India. He advocated social justice and human rights. Dr. Ambedkar was the man who changed 3000 years of history in 30 years.
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Era Pioneer: Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
Today the whole country is celebrating the 134th birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Babasaheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Ji with full honors. Today he is remembered as the greatest nationalist, legislator, political leader, philosophical thinker, anthropologist, historian, eminent writer, world-renowned economist, scholar, revolutionary thinker and a devotee who revived Buddhism in modern India. He was born on 14 April 1891 in the town of Mhow in Madhya Pradesh. Babasaheb dedicated his entire life to the welfare of the marginalized people, especially Dalits, women and workers.
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Dr. B. R. Ambedkar: Contribution and Legacy
For the past few days, news of desecration of statues of Baba Saheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Ji and writing provocative slogans around them have been coming in Punjab. These are the despicable acts of mischievous and mischievous people to disturb the peace of Punjab and harm the communal harmony. Some anti-national elements sitting abroad are encouraging such people for their nefarious designs.
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Drug Census: A New Picture of Today's Punjab
Last week, the Bhagwant Mann-led government in Punjab presented its fourth budget of its tenure, with an expenditure of about Rs 2.4 lakh crore and no new taxes imposed. Finance Minister Harpal Cheema said that special efforts will be made to stop the smuggling of drugs and arms from across the border. He admitted that "the prevalence of drugs is a major obstacle in the path of progress and prosperity of Punjab. We are taking another historic initiative to fight the war against drugs more effectively.
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Domestic violence- an increasing issue in India.
Marriage has always been regarded as a sacred bond that unites not just two individuals but also two families. It is an occasion of joy, filled with rituals, traditions, and hopes for a beautiful future. In various cultures, marriage symbolizes love, commitment, and unity, establishing connections that last for generations. Families come together to celebrate this occasion, hoping for laughter, memories, and a blissful life for the couple. However, amidst this celebration of love, certain incidents compel us to reflect on the challenges and problems associated with the institution of marriage.
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