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Are Politicians Running for Rights or Recognition?

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When the Constitution of India was written, the principal aim was to establish political democracy in the new India. But the social and economic concepts were not aloof from the Constitution. The makers of our Constitution were very well aware of the fact that a democratic country won't survive without strong pillars. In order to establish a welfare state, providing socio-economic justice to the people is equally important. By keeping this in mind, the Constitution laid down some principles and guidelines in Part IV of the Constitution known as the Directive Principle of State Policy.  Directive Principles are based on Nehru-Gandhi principles. It is the amalgamation of Nehruvian imagination of socialistic patterns and the Gandhian model of decentralization along with the Uniform Civil Code. The purpose of assimilating Directive Principles in the Constitution is to balance the politically viable consensus.  The Non-Justiciability of DPSP makes the government immune from any action a
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Turn on any news channel, and you will hear the words Right-Wing and Left-Wing. Along with these two words come the different ideologies like leftism, rightism, capitalism, communism, and socialism. These words describe the different political ideologies. I am sure that many people are not aware of what they mean. Also, these words are losing their real sense of meaning. Since the spectrum of politics is changing in India for the past few years, people are siding with either the left-wing or right-wing. In fact, the perspective of people is changing. If you are not in support of the right-wing, people assume that you are a left-wing supporter. In short, there is no room left for centrist-moderates.  Generally, left-wing parties keep religion and government separate. They support taxation on the rich, globalization, and immigration openly. On the other hand, right-wing parties like to keep religion and government together. They believe in reducing taxes to push innovation a
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Tree Plantation Drive

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"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in,"- said Mahatma Gandhi. It means that if you want your children to enjoy the shade of trees, you must plant one now, and this cycle must continue forever. There is no second opinion regarding the plantation of more trees in our area. As much as our locality Khanpur is developed in basic facilities, it still lacks a sufficient number of trees. Even if some plantation does take place, no one comes forward to take up the responsibility. No one makes sure that the trees will ultimately survive. The plantation drive will only be successful if everyone comes along and shows their participation. Is it the responsibility of just one person? Everyone should come together and be a part of this drive as our locality belongs to us, and it's our collective responsibility. Tree Plantation Drive Our honorable member of the Indian National Congress, Shri Om Prakash Chaudhary, has initia
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