Fundamental Rights: A Deep Dive into Their Nature 1300 Words The basic rights are, in fact, the lifeblood of democratic regimes- constitutionally found under many national juridictions to ensure that citizens’ own inherent dignity and liberty to equality. Therefore, basically, rights are viewed in the manner in which they prevent one from the abuses of … Read more
Socio-Religious Reforms: A Historical Perspective (19th and 20th centuries) Introduction Socio-religious reforms have been one of the fundamental shaping forces in societies. They mostly arise to replace social injustice, religious dogma, and those customary cultural practices that have become old-fashioned and oppressive. This essay looks at the various socio-religious reforms across cultures and time, tracing … Read more
Forging a New Path: Wood’s Visionary Dispatch of 1854 Introduction Wood’s Dispatch, adopted in 1854 by Sir Charles Wood, then President of the Board of Control for India, is a landmark in the history of British education in India. The Wood’s Dispatch was a response to an increasingly needed structure of the educational system for … Read more
The Charter Act: A Bold Step Toward Justice and Reform (1400 Words) Charter Acts constituted a long series of legislative measures passed through the British Parliament to regulate the affairs of East India Company (EIC) and British administration in India. These marks the milestones by which not only the working of the Company itself was … Read more
The Power of Enlightenment in Buddhism Since Buddhism is one of the world’s major religions, it begins with the guru Shakyamuni, whom people colloquially refer to as Buddha. Accordingly, for more than 2,500 years, this religion has touched many cultures and societies around the world, especially in Asia. In this essay, one will comprehensively encompass … Read more