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Compared to earlier generations, more people are formally educated, literacy rates have increased, skill-based learning has widened and access to knowledge has expanded with digital platforms and professional courses. Children are equipped with digital tools at a very initial stage and updated for this competitive world. However, this progress invites a deeper reflection. We all agree to the fact that transformation in the education system is the need of the hour but it is al

Most parents have always believed that education is the strongest shield they can provide for their daughters. They thought that if a woman was educated, financially independent, and capable of making her own identity, she would never tolerate injustice and disrespect. They raised their daughters with conviction and dreams in their eyes that their daughters would live a life of freedom, dignity, and respect. Gradually, women learned to live life on their own terms. They becam

We are living in an age where emotions are advertised more than they are lived. Relationships today have been reduced to hashtags, captions, cakes, flowers, greeting cards, and carefully curated social media posts. We celebrate Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Friendship Day, children’s day, women’s day but somewhere in this grand display, the real essence of love, sacrifice, care, and responsibility is fading away. Love, care, affection is not a one-day performan

Whenever we hear the word empowerment, our minds almost automatically turn to one phrase women’s empowerment. It has become an instinctive association. But perhaps it is time to pause, to breathe, and to question this reflex. Is empowerment needed only by women? Can empowering just one section truly heal the fractures of an entire society? It is a word we speak often- in seminars, policies, classrooms, and campaigns. We talk about empowering women, transgenders or marginalize