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Unmasking Trust: The Faces Behind India’s Election Controversy India’s electoral process is often held up as a marvel in the…
The adage “The pen is mightier than the sword” captures the enduring truth that ideas and words possess greater power than violence and force. Through the written word, thinkers and reformers have inspired revolutions, challenged injustice, and shaped societies. While the sword may conquer bodies, the pen conquers minds—leaving an impact that transcends time and generations. In a world often torn by conflict, it is through persuasive communication and the free exchange of ideas that humanity continues to progress toward peace and enlightenment.
Introduction: The Paradox of Progress India, a nation of staggering complexity and promise, remains caught in a political paradox: the…
Abstract Delimitation in India is the process of redrawing parliamentary and assembly constituency boundaries to ensure equal representation, based on…
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