SNAEHA SATHYAN

  Who Is Mr Surya Kant? Justice Surya Kant, a man from Hisar, Haryana had crossed his path with grit and determination to become a  Judge of the Supreme Court of India on 24 th  May, 2019. He is to hold the position of the 53rd Chief Justice of India, his predecessor being CJI Gavai who has been on the headlines as well, for his maturity and eloquence.  Link between Gavai and Surya Kant: Last month, there was a physical casteist attack aimed during a hearing of a petition claiming restoration of a seven-foot beheaded idol of Lord Vishnu at the Javari temple, part of the Khajuraho Group of Monuments in Madhya Pradesh. The response of Gavai can be discussed later, as he had told the petitioner to "go and ask the deity itself to do something about it". Responding to this, Rakesh Kishore, a member of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), violated and threatened by removing his shoe while also stating that,  “Sanatan ka apmaan nahi sahenge ”,   which tr...

Being a die-hard fan of Kamal Haasan and an admirer of his works, it has been a shocker for me to witness his representation as a Member of Parliament after he was elected by the State MLAs on July 25th, 2025.  Should we be happy about it or not?  It depends on verifiability, we can assess its utility for the residents of Tamil Nadu, since the Rajya Sabha is the upper house that represents or deals with the concerns of the people of Tamil Nadu. I must also acknowledge the significant role of Tamil Nadu at a national level. Based on the data of 2024-25, we contribute 11.9% to India's GDP through our thriving manufacturing sector, making us the highest among all the states in India.  Rajya Sabha, being the upper house and the representative of Tamil Nadu, can bring a positive influence for the country by addressing the core issues that are of concern for the overall development in various sectors like Education, Health and Finance.  How can Kamal Haasan help us with hi...

 This work is based on pure imagination if Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, fondly called as "Bappa", "Mahatma" and the "Father of the Nation" were alive to witness the contemporary incidences. The remarks that he made when he was alive were used as an analysis of how he would have reacted to the existing world. He had published his opinions predominantly in his own newspapers like "Hind Swaraj" and "Young India" that are used for the anecdotes mentioned in the topics covered below:  1. Technology:   Being a staunch follower of rooted traditions, he had never been welcoming of the Western influences or advances that came in those times, such as in the railways, where he referred to it as a hub of spreading diseases. In Chapter XIX: Machinery from an article published in Hind Swaraj, we can infer that he deduced that machinery would impoverish India. He also had the same opinion for the development of Mills and Big industries by relying only ...