Brij Khandelwal

Brij Khandelwal is an Agra-based senior journalist.

Today, India stands at a decisive turning point. It is fighting not just to protect its borders but also for its civilisation, culture, and future. This struggle is not just against terrorism but against that medieval mentality that seeks to enslave humanity. This is a war of modernity versus barbarity, progress versus backwardness, and unity versus a fragmented mindset!

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Human history is an incredible journey, from primitive art carved on cave walls to the towering skyscrapers of modern metropolises. One significant change that stands out in this evolutionary timeline is the emergence of the practice of covering the body, particularly the genitals. This transformation was not merely a physical necessity but the first clear sign of the sprouting of civilisation.

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The India Meteorological Department has issued an extremely encouraging and relieving forecast for 2025. This year, the southwest monsoon is expected to be above normal, with an estimated rainfall of about 105 per cent of the average. This good news brings a new ray of hope, especially for the agrarian regions of Uttar Pradesh and the Agra division, where farming is heavily dependent on rainfall.

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The massacre of 26 innocent tourists in Pahalgam by The Resistance Front, i.e. TRF, a proxy organisation of Lashkar-e-Taiba, was not just a terrorist attack but a calculated assault on the soul of India. It aimed to fracture national unity, shake public confidence, and undermine the progress made after the abrogation of Article 370.

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After Ola, Zomato, and Swiggy, Blinkit and Instamart type home delivery services are now providing sex toys, condoms, and sanitary napkins at reasonable prices, delivered to your doorstep without any hesitation. Now, people are just waiting for the supply of cigarettes, betel leaves, and alcohol to begin!

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The entire country is abuzz nowadays, partly due to political heat and partly due to an unexpected temperature spike last month! At this moment, everyone shares the same concern: Will the monsoon from the Arabian Sea make a timely entry into India?

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