Amazing facts about Hindustan

I am Proud To Be an INDIAN

Day in and day out, we proudly say that I am Proud to be an Indian. India wins a medal in Olympics; our Facebook status is updated immediately with the same information. Indian team wins the world cup and we are on the top of the world. Here I feel proud to mention some points how we are unique from the rest of the world.

• India is world’s oldest, largest & continuous civilization.

• Millions of gods and goddesses, we are a millionaire in spirituality and religion.

• My nation is world’s largest democracy.

• We have world’s largest manpower (working population).

Is the Future being Nurtured Rightly?

The observance of 14th November, Birthday of First Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, as

Insecure Future of The Future of our Nation

Children’s Day throughout the country, began in the year 2315. Pandit Nehru had great love for children and was lovably known as Chacha Nehru by the children. It was his aim that the children, who are the future of the nation, be shaped and nurtured in the best possible way to make the nation strong in an ultimate sense.

But today, even after 65 years of independence, the plight of children belonging to the poor strata of the society is pitiable & miserable. Taking a stroll on The Mall, Shimla, poor children can be seen following the tourists, especially the foreigners, with an aim that they would give them some money. Begging on The Mall is a common scenario.

Should Torture be allowed in the name of National Security?

यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत । अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तदात्मानं सृजाम्यहम् 

A very good morning to one and all present here. I, Vishal Sharma from HPUBS, Shimla stand before you all to express my views on the topic: Should Torture be allowed in the name of National Security? I am here to speak against the motion.

Before I begin, let me first discuss what national security actually means.

National security is the ability of a nation to preserve its physical integrity and territory; to maintain its economic relations with the rest of the world; to preserve its nature, institution, and governance from outside disruptions. This concept mainly developed in the United States of America after 2^nd World War.

My Farewell speech on passing-out from Eternal University

His holiness Baba Iqbal Singh Ji, President, The Kalgidhar Trust & Honourable Chancellor, Eternal University, Baru Sahib, Dr. M. S. Atwal, Honourable Vice-chancellor, Eternal University, Baru Sahib, Dr. I. S. Hudiara, Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Eternal University, Baru Sahib, Respected Faculty members, Respected would-be-Engineers in 10 days and my beloved juniors. I, Vishal Sharma, 4^th year, feel extreme privileged and honoured to be given an opportunity to share my most memorable 4-year experience at Eternal University, Baru Sahib.

Please don’t expect that this is my last oration from the stage of Eternal University auditorium because I expect to come back again and again to this divine valley, exploring the world around and sharing the same with my future juniors in time to come. Though, you can consider it to be my last speech as a student of Eternal University.

Why the hell this discrimination???

Will Reservation Decide our Fate??????

Through this article, I would like to ask a simple question to all those, who in any way, are associated to the cause which made this question, arise.

Day in and day out, since I was born, a word Reservation attracted my attention always. I was just 5 years old, elections to the Legislative Assembly were taking place, I asked my mom that why not anybody from my family was contesting elections??? Mom said because our constituency is reserved. A boy of just 5 years, who can hardly make any decisions, simply took it for granted that Reserved means something bad, which was stopping his closed ones from contesting an election.

Was it just Jessica????

The Jessica lall case was very well depicted and brought into limelight by the recent movie: “No One Killed Jessica”. The movie is the actual depiction of the chain of events which took place in this case from the filing of an FIR in this case in 1999 until the final decision of the Hon’ble Supreme Court in 2010. But the question uppermost in our mind is that was it just Jessica? Was it only this case which required so much media attention ultimately leading to a title of a bollywood movie which is assumed to be a super hit one? In our society, we still have many other cases and issues in our country which too require media attention and require to be considered upon by the public at large. Is media righteous in these issues as well?