Indian / Citizens Perspective to issues that matter

India's Schooling Crisis: Somewhere buildings don't exist, Somewhere teacher don't exist, Somewhere benches don't exist.

Past few weeks has shifted national focus on conditions of Indian Schools since the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) launched 'School Thik Karo' campaign.

14 August: Partition that affected millions of innocent

As midnight approached on 14 August 1947, the Indian subcontinent stood on the threshold of freedom after nearly two centuries of British colonial rule. Yet, alongside the joy of independence came one of the greatest human tragedies of modern history. British India was divided into two new dominions, India and Pakistan, through a hastily drawn boundary known as the Radcliffe Line.

The Real Legacy of the CJP Movement Is Not a Resignation. It Is a Generation That Found Its Voice.

The most important political development in India in 2026 may not be the resignation of an Education Minister or the passage of a new anti-paper leak law. It may be something much bigger: a generation of young Indians discovering that they can organize, protest, and demand accountability from those in power.

Indian Democracy has no place left for dissent. Why 20 July reflects a state that is cruel than British.

A democracy is tested not by how it celebrates agreement, but by how it responds to dissent. The events of 20 July, when thousands of students and young protesters associated with the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) attempted a "Sansad Chalo" march in New Delhi, have once again placed the relationship between the Indian state and public protest under intense scrutiny. The confrontation between protesters and security forces was marked by barricades, detentions, tear gas and baton