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Spread the love We see contemporary Indian social problems in Munshi Premchand’s literature. Munshi Premchand’s literature highlighted contemporary Indian social problems and opened up new horizons for the rural system. Ever wondered how a writer from the early 1900s could perfectly capture the social issues we’re still fighting today? That’s Premchand for you – the …

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Spread the love Your heart racing at 200 beats per minute. Sweaty palms. Blank mind. Sound familiar? 75% of students report experiencing severe anxiety before exams, and you’re not weird if you’re one of them. Overcoming exam fear isn’t about eliminating those butterflies completely—it’s about making them fly in formation. This post shows you proven …

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Spread the loveThe number of Migratory worker after COVID 19 in India are rapidly decreased. Picture this: A man who walked 1,200 kilometers back to his village during lockdown now refuses to return to the city that abandoned him. Sound familiar? Millions of migrant workers faced this brutal reality when COVID-19 hit India. The pandemic …

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Spread the loveThe number of migrant workers in India has gradually declined slightly after Covid-19. Ever wonder how those with barely any formal education managed to organize massive resistance movements against colonial powers? While we’re busy doom-scrolling, India’s freedom fighters were creating underground networks of political education despite British censorship. The literacy revolution behind India’s …

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Spread the love Raja Rammohan Roy’s statement on women’s education shook the foundations of the patriarchal system of governance in Indian society at that time. Ever wondered why India’s first schools for girls appeared in the 1800s? While we enjoy equal education rights today, women once couldn’t even dream of learning to read. That’s until …

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Spread the love Ever wonder why a man who could’ve just enjoyed his Nobel laureate status instead spent decades obsessing over village schools? Rabindranath Tagore didn’t just write poetry—he rewrote the rulebook on rural education in India. When everyone else was pushing rote memorization, Tagore was creating open-air classrooms where children learned through arts, nature, …

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