The United Nations’ theme for World Day of Social Justice emphasizes the importance of collective action. It calls on governments, civil society, and individuals to work together in crafting policies that are inclusive, equitable, and sustainable. Such efforts are crucial in addressing the root causes of inequality and in paving the way for a future where everyone can thrive, irrespective of their background. On this World Day of Social Justice, let us recommit to the principles of fairness, equality, and dignity for all. By integrating social justice into the fabric of our policies and daily actions, we can build a more just, equitable, and prosperous world for future generations.

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Glimpses of special lecture organized by Department of Political Science on “Parliament and Parliamentary Committees,” by Dr. Santhanam Prabhakar, Joint Director (Retd.), Parliament of India (Lok Sabha Secretariat).

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Dr. Santhanam Prabhakar also shared insights on the ‘Fundamental Right To Vote’ of every Indian citizen. Hear from him by watching the video on Facebook / Instagram.

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History

The birth of Indian newspapers dates back to the colonial era, with publications like The Bengal Gazette paving the way for a vibrant print media landscape. Over the years, newspapers have evolved from being mouthpieces of the ruling elite to becoming powerful instruments of democracy, providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives.

Role in Society

Indian newspapers serve as the voice of the nation, highlighting pressing issues, advocating for social justice, and holding those in power accountable. They play a pivotal role in shaping public discourse, fostering civic engagement, and empowering citizens with information.

Challenges and Opportunities

While the advent of digital media has posed challenges to traditional print newspapers, it has also opened up new avenues for innovation and adaptation. Indian newspapers continue to adapt to changing media landscapes, embracing digital platforms while upholding journalistic integrity and ethical standards.

Celebrating Legacy

On Indian Newspaper Day, we celebrate the rich legacy of newspapers in India and reaffirm their indispensable role in our democracy. Let us honor the journalists, editors, and publishers who tirelessly work to uphold the principles of a free press and keep the public informed.

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The 2024 theme, “Making Every Vote Count: No Voter to be Left Behind,” underscores the Election Commission’s commitment to inclusive and accessible elections. It aims to bridge the gap between eligible voters and the electoral process, ensuring that every voice is heard.

The objectives of National Voters’ Day include enhancing voter awareness, promoting inclusive participation, and celebrating democratic values. Initiatives like voter awareness campaigns, registration drives, and youth engagement programs are launched to achieve these goals. Accessibility measures for voters with disabilities and social media outreach further enhance the impact of the day.

National Voters’ Day emerged from the recognition that voter participation is fundamental to a strong democracy. It encourages citizens, especially those from marginalized groups, to exercise their right to vote. Since its inception in 2011, this day has played a vital role in increasing voter registration, empowering citizens, and making the electoral process more inclusive.

As India marks this special day in 2024, it serves as a reminder of the power of the people and their duty to protect and strengthen democracy through informed and responsible voting. National Voters’ Day is a testament to India’s commitment to free and fair elections, ensuring that no voter is left behind in shaping the nation’s future.

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History of International Day of Education:

The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed January 24th as International Day of Education in 2018, recognizing the need to promote education as a fundamental human right and a key driver of sustainable development. This day serves as a platform to raise awareness about the global education crisis and the need for quality education for all.

Why It Matters:

Education is a powerful tool for building peaceful societies. The 2024 theme, “learning for lasting peace,” highlights the critical role of education in fostering mutual understanding, tolerance, and peaceful co-existence, especially in a world facing various conflicts and challenges. Quality education can help address root causes of conflict and contribute to building a more equitable and harmonious world.

Spreading Awareness:

On International Day of Education, people around the world come together to promote the importance of education. Activities include educational events, discussions, and campaigns aimed at raising awareness about the global education gap and advocating for accessible and transformative education for all. By participating and supporting these initiatives, we can contribute to a brighter and more peaceful future for generations to come.

Let’s unite in the pursuit of education and work towards a world where every individual has the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to lasting peace and prosperity.

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Led by the esteemed Dr. T. Krishna Kumar, Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science, Presidency College (Autonomous), the seminar delved into India’s diverse socio-political models, illuminating parliamentary democracy, federalism, and more, enriching our comprehension of governance.

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Glimpses of the special lecture by Prof. B. Venugopal, Dean, School of Law, Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R & D Institute of Science and Technology, on “Indian Constitution – An Overview” on occasion of ‘National Constitution Day.’

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Glimpses of ‘Diksha’ on “The Power of Positivity”, event organised by Department of Political Science, Faculty of Hotel Management, Culinary Arts & De-Novo Courses, MGRERI. Our guest of honour, Mr. Nambikkai Rama, Founder & Chairman, Satkriya Bharat Empowerment Trust, motivated our students with his valuable insights.

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