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✈️ Air India Ahmedabad–London Plane Crash: What Went Wrong and What We Can Learn Author: Rakesh Singh | Published: July 12, 2025 📰 Introduction: When Routine Turns Catastrophic On July 11, 2025, the world was shocked by the fatal crash of Air India Flight AI171 — a Boeing 787 Dreamliner en route from Ahmedabad to London Heathrow . Within seconds after takeoff, the aircraft lost thrust and tragically crashed into a populated neighborhood. The accident claimed 260 lives , including all but one of the passengers and crew onboard. In this post, we explore the crash investigation details, voice recorder insights, mechanical evaluations, and lessons for aviation safety. 📍 Flight Overview Flight: Air India AI171 Aircraft: Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner Route: Ahmedabad (AMD) → London Heathrow (LHR) Fatalities: 260 Sole Survivor: Vishwash Kumar Ramesh (Seat 11A) ⚠️ Preliminary Investigation Findings 1. Fuel Was Cut to Both Engines...

🌍 Which Religions Have Been Reformed—and Which Haven’t? A Bold Look at Faith and Change 🌍 Which Religions Have Been Reformed—and Which Haven’t? A Bold Look at Faith and Change > "Religion is meant to guide humanity, but when left untouched for centuries, does it always serve that purpose?" Religion has always played a powerful role in shaping civilizations. But as societies evolve, not all faiths evolve with them. Some embrace reform, adapting to changing times. Others resist it—clinging to ancient interpretations, even when modern values demand progress. So, which religions have undergone reformation—and which ones haven’t? Let’s break it down. ✅ Religions That Have Embraced Reformation ✝️ Christianity: The Benchmark of Reformation What happened? The Protestant Reformation in the 16th century (Martin Luther, John Calvin) was revolutionary. It broke the monopoly of the Catholic Church and emphasized personal connection with God. Result? Mass...

NCERT’s Bold Rewrite: Mughals Out, Ancient Bharat In — What It Means for India's Future Learners Aradhya Study Point NCERT 2025, NEP 2020, Education Reform, Indian History, Mughal Empire, Delhi Sultanate, Ancient India “History is not what happened. History is what we teach about what happened.” And in 2025, that teaching is undergoing a radical transformation. In a move that’s already sparking national debate, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has officially dropped all chapters related to the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughal Empire from the revised Class 7 Social Science textbooks for the academic session 2025–26 . This bold curricular shift aligns with the vision of NEP 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education (NCF-SE) 2023 , aiming to reshape how our children understand India—by centering Indian traditions, ancient knowledge systems, and cultural pride. What’s Been Removed? Entire chapters covering the Khaljis, Tu...

Why Are Governments Conducting Caste Surveys? A Simple Look at the Benefits, Challenges, and Political Realities In April 2025, the Indian government made a big decision—it approved a nationwide caste survey . This move has sparked fresh debates on social justice, political strategy , and how caste still shapes life in modern India. For decades, we’ve relied on outdated caste data from 1931 or incomplete reports like the 2011 SECC (Socio-Economic and Caste Census). But recent state-level surveys—such as Bihar’s 2023 caste survey , which revealed that over 63% of its population belongs to OBC and EBC communities —have brought caste back into focus. So, why is India taking this step now? What good can come from it—and what dangers does it carry? Let’s break it down in simple terms. Why Is the Government Doing a Caste Survey? 1. Political Strategy and Elections Caste surveys are politically powerful. The ruling BJP’s green signal is seen as a smart move to counter the...

The Journey of a Purpose-Driven Soul Exploring the Life and Character of Rakesh Singh By: Rakesh Singh | Educator | Technologist | Cultural Observer In a fast-paced world where identities are often fleeting, my journey remains deeply anchored in purpose, discipline, and dharma. I am Rakesh Singh — an educator by commitment, a digital innovator by passion, and a seeker of truth and transformation. A Mind Shaped by Knowledge and Karma From my formative years as a Computer Science teacher in Kendriya Vidyalaya Khonsa, I discovered that technology is only as powerful as the human intent behind it . Through roles in institutions and global platforms like Appen, I’ve worked to blend digital innovation with moral clarity. My intellectual journey extends into the realms of Indian history, Vedic wisdom, and contemporary socio-political narratives . From advocating for minority rights to analyzing Qur'anic verses and ancient Hindu traditions, I approach every subject with rever...

Bihar: The Beating Heart of India’s Labour Force – A Tale of Resilience, Sacrifice & Unbreakable Spirit By Rakesh Singh In the vast and vibrant mosaic of India’s workforce, Bihar stands not just as a state, but as the soul of human endurance and determination . For generations, it has remained the undisputed engine of labour , fueling economies across India and beyond. Its people carry dreams in their eyes and strength in their hands — building cities, families, and futures far from home. 🌾 Bihar: The Cradle of Migrant Labour Migration in Bihar isn’t a trend — it’s a survival instinct shaped by history and necessity . With a population exceeding 12 crore , and limited local opportunities, migration becomes a lifeline for many. Today, more than 50% of Bihar’s families have at least one member working away from home. Why does Bihar migrate? Agrarian Challenges : Recurrent floods, fragmented land, and outdated infrastructure make farming unsustainable. Youth Power : With ...