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"SARV PANT SAM BHAV" I ndia has always been a secular country and we don't need an amendment of any kind to prove this because India's roots have always carried the essence of treating every religion equally . I ndia is a secular country, so, it has to follow the basic fundamental rules of secularism. Firstly, the government or any administration should not interfere with the working and practices of a religious institution until it's against the constitution and Secondly, every religion should be treated equally.   "Considering the present situation of the country, this blog is a repost." If you have not read it before, do give it a read. So what does our today's topic say? In the Indian States like Tamilnadu, Kerala, Odisha, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and some more, thousands of Hindu temples are under government or state control but this is not the same for other religious institutions like churches, Mosques, etc. The funds received as a charity

Yes! That's true. No farmers, no food! Then,  Why are our farmers, who bring food on our plate, filled with outrage? Why there is a ruckus going around in the country?? Read ahead to find out... Please read the first part of this blog for a better understanding.    Agriculture Ordinance bill Part 1   (CLICK ON THIS LINK)  The previous blog covered the first two highlights of the blog. Now let's have a look at the other two. ALSO READ- RELIGION   FORGOTTEN HEROES  SECULARISM   and much more... 3. Farmers can enjoy more freedom -    In every state of India, there is an APMC act that is implemented. According to this act, farmers are only allowed to sell their crops in their local crop market (मंडी ). For example, a farmer of Indore is only allowed to sell his crops in the local crop market of Indore but after this ordinance, a farmer will be independent and he can sell his crops anywhere in the country.  This will resolve many problems which are prevailing in India with respect t

Farmers in India are termed the backbone of our country. But despite this fact, the agriculture sector of our country is still facing a lot of struggle.  A new Agriculture ordinance is brought by our Government which is consulted by the Cabinet ministers and is passed by the Lower house of the parliament  "Lokshabha".   However , the opposition is against this bill, and this time even the supporting party of the government Akali Dal voted against this bill. Cabinet minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal resigned in order to protest against the government. In addition, many farmers are protesting in India and the government has stated its stance that in any condition this bill will not be withdrawn. To understand this situation, we first have to understand two things: 1. What this ordinance contains?  2. Decoding the farmer's protest in India and false rumours.  ALSO READ-  SECULARISM RELIGION  FORGOTTEN HEROES   and much more... What does the act consist of? 1. ECA of 1955 (Essent

James bond movies have been a part of our childhood and most of us have loved watching those characters and I am quite sure that many times the thought of experiencing these characters in real life has struck our minds. Listening to stories about a hero who lives in an enemy country as an undercover agent is quite engrossing. Let me introduce you to a similar story of a real-life Indian hero who is the current National Security Adviser of India and an ex- RAW agent – Mr Ajit Doval.  In one of the previous blogs, I told you that I will reveal some of our hidden and forgotten heroes. So this is my second blog of the series of forgotten heroes Also, Read-  FORGOTTEN HEROES  CAA   SECULARISM   and much  more...   To summarize Ajit Doval in one blog is really a difficult job for me. His achievements and dedication towards our country are worth writing a novel. But I will try to highlight some of his achievements ,  that every Indian should be proud of.  Doval was born on 20th January 1945,

 Hello everyone,  In the previous blogs, I discussed how Kashmiri pandits were forced to leave their houses and live as a refugee in Jammu. The life of a refugee is beyond our imagination, But before I begin if you are new to the blog I recommend you read my previous blogs. EXODUS OF KASHMIRI PANDITS #PART 1 EXODUS OF KASHMIRI PANDITS # PART 2. Let's Get Started... Kashmiri pandits were well educated hence, most of them were financially stable. But when they were forced to leave their houses, they did not get a chance to even collect their money, property papers, mark sheets, etc. In addition, their houses were also captured by the local Muslim population, so they could not even sell their houses. When they reached Jammu, refugee camps were provided to them. Now just imagine, one night before they were enjoying the luxury of their beautiful houses and on the other night they were forced to live in such strenuous conditions. Initially, pandits believed that the government and police

 Hello everyone, In the previous blog, we discussed the arrival of terrorism in Kashmir. In this blog, we will talk about terrorism and the radical Islamic mindset that destroyed the harmony of Kashmir and forced the pandit of Kashmir to leave their hometown and live as refugees. Further, we will understand the connection between Pakistan and terrorism in Kashmir.  But before I start if you are new to my blog I recommend you to read the previous part of this blog.  PART 1 (CLICK HERE)