Acharya Prashant

1 week ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Acharya Prashant

On June 5th each year, the world commemorates World Environment Day. The occasion invites reflection and introspection. We must ask: has it become just another ritual, well-intentioned yet lacking practical impact? A ritual without transformation slips into mere performance. We know of the environmental crisis—climate change, mass extinction of species, rampant deforestation, and toxified air and oceans. Yet even as these warnings grow louder, we return to the same patterns everyday.

2 weeks ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Acharya Prashant

Operation 2030 urges inner transformation, climate accountability, and citizen-led change to combat ecological collapse. For the first time in recorded history, humanity faces an existential crisis entirely of its own making — the sixth mass extinction. Unlike earlier extinctions triggered by natural forces, this one is driven by human activity. What we urgently need is a clearer look at the mindset that has brought us here.

3 weeks ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Acharya Prashant

War exposes primal male instincts. Women become symbolic targets. Culture masks brutality. True evolution demands awareness, not just intellect or rituals. Recently, amid the hysteria usually associated with wars, the daughter of an Indian diplomat became the object of collective vulgarity — not in a war zone, but in public discourse. The said woman was cyberbullied; her personal details circulated on social media, accompanied by disparaging remarks. Why?

4 weeks ago | ndtv.com | Acharya Prashant

Democracy at a Crossroads: Rethinking Delimitation in IndiaDelimitation serves to protect a simple and powerful principle: that every vote should carry the same weight. Delimitation is primarily governed by Articles 82 and 170 of the Indian Constitution, and it defines electoral boundaries to adjust to population changes over time. However, there's a problem: The Indian government has done several censuses since 1971, but the number of Lok Sabha seats is still at 543. Why?

4 weeks ago | ndtv.com | Acharya Prashant

Language is not merely a communication medium. It is tied to the history, values, and worldview of the people using it. Every language is a voice for a unique story and culture in India, a land of incredible linguistic diversity. With hundreds of languages spoken all over the nation, our national identity is richly strengthened by this diversity.