Tanya Brahmbhatt

Respect is a  complex word, with different dimensions.. As per the scenario's.. For example once respect for each and everyone irrespective of their caste, creed and gender was a right to them.. And it was success fully accessed by them but today respect is regarded as a luxury.. Which is unaffordable for the weaker section of the society and of course women.. And sometimes even for the men. In todays World what earns you respect is the amount of money you own.. Number of cars you have.. The position you hold... This existing mindset of people have made respect a luxury...respect as a successfully accessed"right" can protect the  interests of the people from the sadistic biggies (especially politicians), of the society but today as respect is denied... People are becoming more vulnerable to the foul "political games".  Todays definition of "respect" Is breaking India... Making people more susceptible day by day.... It's high time.. We n...

 Aatmanirbhar Bharat through Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat:  Innovation thrives when there is unity in Diversity. “Fight of independence and freedom is’nt over yet Even in the era of 21st century we are not atmanirbhar yet Our journey had been too long but without any conclusions We were free since long, but not independent then But yes there is a ray of hope in the concept of atmanirbharta,  ‘milke banayega svatantra bharata’. Ek bharata sreshtha bharata intiative was announced by honourable primeminister on 31st October 2015 on the occasion of the 140th birth anniversary of sardar vallabhbhai patel. Through this innovative measure,the knowledge of culture,traditions and practice of different states and union territories will lead to an enhanced understanding and bonding between the states. There by strengthening the unity and integrity of india and making India a atmanirbhar country. Atmanirbhar bharat means a modern, progressive india that derives its strength from its cul...

  "privatisation is a stigma in agricultural education because education and agriculture both are not for a sale "       It all started with the establishment of  private colleges ....I mean to say some private colleges even though not granted with a permission to provide education related to  agriculture as per the GAU Act 2004 section 4 but still they continued to do so, even though it was against the law. But see the irony instead of taking any action against this furtive act Gujarat government extended a hand of support to  this people.    As story continues,   the admission committee disqualified the students of private colleges as they were non-eligible to give the test for PG entrance examination. So in response to this rejection and disqualification ,front men of private colleges filed a case against the admission committee in the High Court ,fortunately they lost.   as a consequence of defeat in the High Court this case was...