Edukemy Team

The Indian Constitution, adopted on January 26, 1950, is not merely a legal document but the foundational framework of the world’s largest democracy.

Secularism in the Indian context holds profound significance, reflecting the country’s diverse tapestry of religions, cultures, and traditions.

These contemporary issues serve as crucibles for testing the boundaries of secularism, human rights, and cultural plurality in diverse societies.

The terms secularism and secularization are closely related. Secularism is a system or ideology based on the principle that there should be a sphere of knowledge

A nuanced exploration of Western and Indian forms of secularism unveils a tapestry of ideological distinctions and cultural intricacies.

The concept of secularism emerged in the context of the European societies. Often, one of the earliest manifestations of secularism can be seen in the French Revolution

Urbanization in India has been rapidly accelerating, posing numerous challenges such as overcrowding, inadequate infrastructure, environmental degradation

Urban values encompass a diverse array of principles, attitudes, and behaviors that shape the ethos of city life. From the bustling streets of megacities

In this introductory exploration of urban crimes, we delve into the multifaceted nature of these offenses, their causes, impacts, and the strategies employed to mitigate them within the complex tapestry of city life.

The rural-urban divide, a perennial feature of societal landscapes worldwide, encapsulates the multifaceted disparities between rural and urban areas in terms of economic development