The Difference Between Knowing and Mastering

Once, during a grand magic show, the great magician P. C. Sorcar was performing before a packed auditorium. The audience included children, teenagers, adults, and elderly people. For two full hours, he amazed everyone with one spectacular trick after another. After…

India and Bangladesh_Part 2

Bangladesh After the Election: A New Beginning, But India Must Remain Cautious The recent political developments in Bangladesh, especially after the general election and the rise of BNP as a major force, have opened a fresh chapter in South Asian regional…

India – Bangladesh Relation (Part – 1)

India and Bangladesh: Resetting the Path Toward Mutual Respect and Shared Security The landslide victory of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), led by Tarique Rahman, marks a significant turning point for the bilateral relationship between India and Bangladesh. For both nations…

THE TROJAN HORSE

A Story India Learned the Hard Way Let us go back in history, not to a battlefield first, but to a celebration. It’s 26 January 1958. New Delhi is dressed in its finest clothes. Bands are playing, soldiers march in perfect…

Forgotten Heroes of India

From Forgotten Pages to National Memory: Honouring India’s Hidden Heroes India’s freedom struggle was not shaped by a few well-known names alone. Across the country, countless freedom fighters—many of them young, tribal, regional, and long overlooked—sacrificed their lives, dreams, and identities…

Homework in the GPT era

We cannot stop students from using AI — but you can teach them how to use it wisely. As a teacher, I often reflect on how learning has changed over the years. Homework, once written carefully in hard-bound notebooks with pen…