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Trigger: a call for action

The rape crime triggered a mass protest across the country. But it must have protested long back... India, once a beacon of diversity and secularism, now finds itself grappling with a surge in hate crimes, social inequality, and political manipulation that threaten the very fabric of its democracy. Recent events, such as the tragic case of Bilkis Bano and the appalling statements from political leaders, highlight the deepening chasm between the values enshrined in the Indian Constitution and the reality on the ground. Bilkis Bano, a victim of one of the most horrific gang rapes during the 2002 Gujarat riots, was recently in the spotlight again when her attackers were garlanded by members of the ruling party. This act of blatant insensitivity towards the victim, coupled with the continued support for her rapists, underscores a dangerous trend of normalizing violence against minorities. Even more disturbing are the comments from a BJP MLA, who likened the act of raping Muslim women to pr

The Independence

 IB or Ibrahim Tarore! A new resistance to the crusaders enslavement. We are witnessing atrocities by the powerful nations. Still the humanity trying to survive. The U.S. and Europe supply arms to Israel, enabling the killing of innocents, disregarding humanity, and instead seeking to dominate other nations through threats, blackmail, and overpowering tactics. The struggle for economic independence and political sovereignty in Africa is a powerful example of how nations have resisted external control, often at great cost. Leaders like Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso and Muammar Gaddafi of Libya epitomized the fight against neocolonialism and imperialism, advocating for self-reliance and regional unity. Both leaders sought to liberate their nations from the economic stranglehold of Western powers and institutions like the IMF and World Bank, which they viewed as tools of modern-day imperialism. Thomas Sankara, often referred to as the "African Che Guevara," led a revolution in

Society with shared values

 Creating a society that is both moral and progressive while preserving human values requires a balanced approach that fosters ethical behavior, inclusivity, and innovation. At its core, such a society emphasizes education that fosters not only knowledge but also ethics, empathy, and social responsibility. Ethical leadership is crucial, with leaders who demonstrate integrity and prioritize the common good. Strengthening community bonds and encouraging inclusivity are vital for building trust and ensuring that progress benefits all members of society. Respect for human dignity and rights forms the foundation, guiding actions and policies that uphold justice and fight against discrimination.  A harmonious blend of tradition and innovation allows for growth without losing touch with cultural heritage. Environmental stewardship ensures that progress does not come at the expense of future generations. Open dialogue, tolerance, and support for mental well-being further enrich the social fabr