By Vikas Agarwal: [caption id="attachment_29216" align="aligncenter" width="1322"] अजीब इत्तेफ़ाक है आपकी संसद कोयले की वजह से नहीं चल रही और मेरे घर का चूल्हा भी,अजीब इत्तेफ़ाक है आप पैसों के लिए संघर्ष करते हो और मैं भीअजीब इत्तेफ़ाक है कि भारत के पास भी भर
Our caller, Devalina tells us about how the growing red tapism in the University of Delhi is rendering students helpless and snatching opportunities away from them. She talks about her personal incident where she lost an opportunity due to the red-tapism that exists in the
By Lata Jha: Most of us are harried and hassled when out on the roads. Bathing in the warm sunlight as you hum a beautiful tune, is the stuff that stories you read in primary school are made of. The impatient traffic out there is
Gurman Bhatia from New Delhi talks about how the entire process of getting a drivers license is highly corrupt and very easily manipulated. Moreover, the driving tests that the applicants have to undergo is probably as tough as sharpening a pencil. Yes! [soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/82389510" params=""
By Lata Jha: To begin with, for most of us, they might not have been much more than just places we dragged ourselves to each morning, either because attendance was compulsory or because we just couldn’t do without meeting our friends. But over time, schools
By Priyanka Peeramsetty: The diversity in the country has a very positive multiplying effect on the strength of unity; this is the reason behind India emerging as a powerful nation economically and politically. India, the Queen of our adoration, has entered her 64th year of
By Anush Garg: Corruption is like a religion in our country. Everybody practices it. Even I do. I wasn’t wearing my seat belt the other day and a policeman fined me for it. The first question that came out of my mouth was, ‘Sir, kuch
By Sanket Sheth: Scene 1: A man is attending a social gathering. Dancing to the tunes of music he slowly starts stripping all his clothes. After a period, he is all bare. Considering the presence of ladies and children, the hosts of the party immediately
By Chandan Wadhwa: The hue and cry of the common man resonating in the corridors of the parliament and on every media channel is no longer a myth. The situation has trended from bad to worse as the policies of the ruling government have adversely