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Compassion is the quiet strength that turns kindness into healing and understanding into hope.

Written By Paigam-e-Jagat
FEB 19 2026
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Consumerism vs Sustainable Lifestyle

In today’s time, markets are no longer just places to buy and sell goods. They are also shaping our thinking, our identity, and our desires. A new model mobile phone, seasonal fashion clothes, festival discounts, and online offers are not just conveniences. They have become a kind of lifestyle. Buying is now more than a need. It has become like a habit. On the other side, the serious condition of the environment, climate change, water shortage, and mountains of waste remind us that everything has a limit. Standing between these two, society is going through deep reflection.

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FEB 11 2026
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A Serious Challenge for Punjab The Drug Problem

These days, the Hon’ble Governor of Punjab, Shri Gulab Chand Kataria Ji, is undertaking a foot march in the border districts of the state to raise awareness among people against the menace of drugs. Leaders of some political parties and representatives of religious organizations are also participating in this campaign. While this march symbolizes the Hon’ble Governor’s pain and sensitivity towards the people of Punjab, it also reflects the seriousness of the drug problem.

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FEB 05 2026
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Rights Duties and a Distorted Balance

The strength of any democratic society is not measured merely by the existence of rights, but by the balance between rights and duties. Rights such as freedom, freedom of expression, equality, education, and justice are signs of an aware society. However, when these rights become detached from duties, democracy gradually begins to move toward disorder, arrogance, and conflict. The biggest crisis today is not that people lack rights; rather, it is that while the demand for rights is increasing, the understanding and observance of duties is declining.

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JAN 28 2026
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Local Institutions Limited Powers Democracy at the Grassroots Level

The fundamental principle of democracy is people's participation and accountability. Democracy is not limited to elections alone; rather, it is a process in which every citizen participates in the development and decisions of their area. Local institutions, such as village panchayats, nagar palikas, and municipal councils, are the first stage of democracy. Just as democracy is not complete merely through elections, similarly, electing local representatives without giving them real power yields no benefit.

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JAN 21 2026
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International conflicts local impact no country is isolated anymore

There was a time when wars, political conflicts or international crises could be ignored as distant matters. People used to think that if a war is taking place on another continent, it has no direct connection with our daily lives. But in today’s world, this illusion has been shattered. International conflicts are no longer limited to maps, they directly reach the kitchen, employment, inflation, security and social structure.

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JAN 15 2026
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Education for Abroad Why is Punjabs Youth Leaving Home

Punjab's soil has, for centuries, encapsulated within itself the fragrance of knowledge, endurance, and hard work. The thinkers from here have considered education not merely as a means of employment, but as the foundation of human development. But today's reality is completely opposite to this historical thinking. Punjab's youth, in large numbers, is being forced to leave their home, their village, their state, and sometimes even their country, in the name of education. This is not just a desire to go abroad, but it raises serious questions on the direction of the state's education system, employment structure, and social consciousness.

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JAN 07 2026
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Safety in Cold Winters Health Precautions and Shared Social Responsibility

The winter season brings with it chilly winds, fog, and a sharp drop in temperature every year. This season is pleasant for many, but due to negligence and lack of preparation, it sometimes becomes the cause of serious health and safety issues. Considering winters limited only to wearing warm clothes is a big mistake. In reality, this season tests our lifestyle, health, social habits, and administrative preparations. Therefore, staying safe in cold winters is not just individual caution, but the shared responsibility of the entire society.

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DEC 31 2025
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New Year New Resolutions

Welcome! We have all entered the New Year 2026. 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. Choosing big goals is a sign of greatness, but making them achievable is a sign of wisdom. To avoid failure and disappointment, let us strive to move towards achievable goals.

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DEC 24 2025
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Neglecting Nature in the Race for Development

The environment is the fundamental cornerstone of human life. Air, water, soil, and forests are such integral parts of human civilization that life cannot even be imagined without them. These natural resources have been supporting human society for centuries without any conditions. Nature functions according to its own systematic process, which includes balance, patience, and the capacity for renewal.

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DEC 18 2025
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The Crisis of Education Expensive Unequal and Directionless

For generations in India, education has been considered the most reliable path out of poverty and uncertainty. Families are forced to live in hardship but invest most of their capital in school education, believing that higher education will ensure a better future for their children. Today, this belief is in serious crisis. Education is no longer just about learning or empowerment; it is rapidly becoming expensive, unequal, and alarmingly directionless. The cost of education is rising faster than household incomes.

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DEC 10 2025
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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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DEC 04 2025
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The Alarming Conditions of Changing Climate

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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NOV 27 2025
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Generation Gap The Truth of the Present

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.

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NOV 20 2025
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Water Crisis A Warning Bell for the Future

Drying water resources and the declining level of groundwater are a nationwide problem today. Punjab being an agricultural state, this crisis is a matter of even greater concern. "Water is life" is a sentence that applies to the entire world. The lifeline of every human being, animal and plant is water. We cannot even imagine life without the presence of water. Clean air and water are extremely important to keep the nature of nature alive.

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NOV 13 2025
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The Repulsive Face of Terrorism

On the past 10th of November, a car bomb exploded in the area of Delhi's Red Fort, nearly a dozen innocent people lost their lives, and quite a few people were seriously injured. Terrorism or the tendency toward sabotage is a mental disorder. It is not limited to any one country or one region; today the entire world is passing through this problem. In today's era, terrorism is a very complex challenge.

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NOV 06 2025
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Limits of Words or Language

Our speech or language is a reflection of our personality. It hides the values and upbringing of a person. It is generally said that the choice of words should be correct. Sometimes, words spoken in the flow of emotions can spoil long-standing relationships forever. Someone has rightly said: weigh your words before speaking. Statements or talks issued in public gatherings without thinking often become a cause of great trouble for the speaker.

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NOV 05 2025
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Gurbani isu jag mahi chanan

Today, the 556th Prakash Purab of the First Patishahi, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, is being celebrated across the world with traditional reverence and enthusiasm. Even in today's times, the path and teachings shown by Him are fully meaningful. Guru Nanak Dev Ji emphasized the philosophy of equality, social justice, selfless service, and respect for all beings. He explained to humanity the fundamental duties: Kirat Karo (earn honestly), Naam Japo (meditate on the Name), and Vand Chhako (share with others).

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OCT 30 2025
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Freedom from the Hell of Drugs When and How

Over the past few decades, the spread of drugs in Punjab has increased at a dangerously rapid pace. In elections held every five years, drugs have become the main issue. Political parties offer different slogans to stop this menace. The political party that wins the election holds the previous governments responsible for this problem. The opposition passes its time by accusing the government of collusion.

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OCT 22 2025
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The Festival of Joy Merriment and Lights Diwali

India is a land of religiously inclined people. Here, every season and every month witnesses the celebration of some festival, each with its own religious and historical significance. Diwali, also known as Deepavali or Bandi Chhor Divas, is one such festival eagerly awaited by every Indian. It is a shared festival celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and some Buddhists. While people of all faiths light lamps in their homes, share sweets, and extend greetings to their Hindu and Sikh brethren to celebrate this festival, it is primarily observed with great enthusiasm by the Hindu and Sikh communities in northern India.

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OCT 15 2025
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Social Equality When and How

It has been 78 years since India gained independence. Thousands of people sacrificed their lives, endured imprisonment, and their families suffered immense hardships to secure the country's freedom. The India of their dreams was a nation where every individual would have equal rights, and all people could breathe freely in an environment free from fear, oppression, and exploitation. Social equality is the condition where every individual, regardless of caste discrimination, is granted equal rights, opportunities, and facilities. According to the Indian Constitution, all citizens are equal, and no discrimination can be made based on religion, caste, gender, region, or color. However, when these laws and regulations are observed at the ground level, the reality appears to be quite different.

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