Sakshi Mishra

Airports were once hailed as symbols of national progress, sleek entry points to a burgeoning, modern India. Today, however, the scene is far more dismal. Passengers increasingly voice a harsh comparison: Airports now resemble overcrowded bus stands and railway stations. With flights delayed, canceled, or rescheduled at midnight, families are forced to sleep on cold terminal floors, children wait beside jammed luggage belts, and crowds navigate through barricades of confusion that seem...

There are scandals that make noise, and then there are those that simmer quietly. In certain regions of India, the integrity of what should be the purest form of nutrition for infants—milk—has been compromised. Beneath the surface, unsettling murmurs have arisen about something far more alarming than simple adulteration: the quiet threat of Uranium contamination. This heavy metal, usually associated with nuclear reactors and military weapons, has infiltrated the creamy bottles intended for...

India hosts one of the world's largest and most influential judicial systems. Ideally, it functions as the defender of justice, the protector of rights, and the ultimate refuge for citizens facing injustice. However, beneath the grand court buildings and the solemn sound of a judge's gavel, there exists a reality that is often unsettling, overlooked, and deeply human: the hidden challenges within the Indian judiciary. Justice in India is depicted as a symbol of unwavering fairness, blind,...

In Deoria village, Uttar Pradesh, a nine-year-old girl was allegedly raped by her school manager, who had summoned her to the school under the guise of correcting documents. Recently, in Deoria village, Uttar Pradesh, a nine-year-old girl was allegedly raped by her school manager, who had summoned her to the school under the guise of correcting documents. After the family lodged a complaint, the police registered a case, conducted a medical examination of the girl, and arrested the manager....