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Sare Jahan se acha …. The Wonderland That’s India Dar Javed : As a Kashmiri, I see India in my blood and soul. My love for this land is woven into the very fabric of my existence, and as Independence Day approaches, this love intensifies, stirring a deep intuition within me. I often find myself singing"Saare Jahan Se Acha Hindustan Hamara," a testament to the pride I take in being a part of this great nation. There is no place on Earth like India, and my connection to this country is as natural as the rivers that flow through its vast landscapes. May this love grow stronger every single day, filling my heart with an ever-deepening pride for my nation. Even when I step beyond its borders, I see no difference—I simply carry this love for my country wherever I go. Mark Twain once famously said that India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great-grandmother

UPSC EXAM ORIENTED pic credit : LiveLaw Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized that the new laws are designed to end the “tareekh-pe-tareekh” era, ensuring that justice is delivered within a stipulated timeframe of three years. He stated that these laws embody a “Bharatiya” soul, reflecting India’s cultural and societal values, while also incorporating modern technological and forensic advancements. Dar Javed From July 1, India replaced colonial-era criminal laws with a set of three new penal laws. The Indian Penal Code of 1860 substituted by the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita or the BNS, the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973 gave way to the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita or the BNSS, and the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 replaced by the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam or the BSB. The new laws introduce several critical changes aimed at addressing current challenges more effectively. For instance, the BNS now covers murder under Section 101, which was previou

Dar Javed Chabahar Port, located in southeastern Iran on the Gulf of Oman, is a strategic maritime facility. It is particularly significant for India for several reasons: Strategic Location: Chabahar is situated outside the Persian Gulf, giving it strategic importance. It offers India direct access to Iran and Afghanistan, bypassing Pakistan, with which India has strained relations. This location is critical for India's trade and geopolitical interests in the region. Trade and Economic Benefits: The port provides India with a more efficient trade route to Afghanistan and Central Asia. It reduces transportation time and costs for goods, enhancing trade connectivity. India has been involved in the development of the port and the associated rail link to Zahedan, aiming to create a trade corridor that links the Indian Ocean with Central Asia. Geopolitical Significance: Chabahar serves as a counterbalance to the Gwadar Port in Pakistan, which is being developed by Ch

Kashmiri Youth's Wishlist: What We Expect from Prime Minister Modi's Visit. Dar Javed There is a huge amount of excitement on the eve of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s official visit to kashmir . As Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi embarks on a significant visit , the eyes of the whole nation turn towards the kashmir valley with hopes of progress, reconciliation, and empowerment. For Kashmiri youth like me, this visit holds immense significance as it presents an opportunity for meaningful engagement, dialogue, and concrete action towards addressing the pressing issues facing our region. In this article, I aim to outline why Prime Minister Modi’s visit is crucial for Kashmir and articulate my expectations as a young Kashmiri for his speech and actions concerning youth empowerment and development. First and foremost, Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Kashmir symbolizes the central government’s commitment to the region’s welfare and integration with the rest of India. Ov

During the 11th plan period, India’s crafts census revealed that the handicraft sector provided employment to approximately 7 million individuals, with an additional 3 million jobs in the handloom sector. Collectively, 10 million families count employment in the handicrafts and handm sector as the primary source of income. This is approximately 40 per cent of the population of Australia and the second-largest source of employment in India. While these statistics are staggering in lthemselves, they alone cannot do justice in showcasing this bulwark of the Indian economy. In the ever-evolving landscape of technology and globalization, the cherished tradition of handmade craftsmanship is under threat, fading into obscurity as artisans struggle to find their place in a rapidly modernizing world. As someone who reveres the intricate process of creation and values the beauty of handmade treasures, I am compelled to shed light on this pressing issue. Indeed, the landscap

In a triumph for hidden wonders and unexplored beauty, Lolab Valley in Kashmir has been crowned the “Best Offbeat Destination.” This accolade recognizes Lolab as a gem waiting to be discovered, away from the mainstream tourist circuits. Lolab Valley’s recognition as the Best Offbeat Destination is a testament to its unique charm and untouched allure. Tucked away from the bustling crowds, this Kashmiri jewel has captured the hearts of those seeking a genuine, off-the-beaten-path experience. The accolade of Lolab as the best offbeat destination conjures up a couplet by the poet Iqbal in my thoughts. Allama Iqbal, widely known for penning the patriotic anthem 'Saare jahan se achha Hindostan humara,' doesn't perceive Lolab merely as a physical landscape. To him, it is a manifestation of divine grace, encapsulated in the verse "Paani teri chesmun ka tadapta huwa seemab" (The water of your spring is a restless sea). The verses "Murgan sahar teri fa