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Poem - Be my life like a tree

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Suhani Gupta
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Suhani Gupta
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A Mysterious World- Aanshi Mittal (2835)

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By Kashvi Upadhyay IX A

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One happiness scatters thousand sorrows (prisha kashyap)

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Rumish Ali Saif_International Happiness Day

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EXAM STRESS AND HOW TO DEAL WITH IT.

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Student lifestyle blogs on mental health newsletter_mehak bisht

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UNHEALTHY DEMOCRACY IN INDIA
"Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard."
-H. L. Mencken
Democracy is the best form of government, and it is a familiar fact. Many countries in the world have struggled for democracy- from a powerful country like France or a small province like Nepal. India also had struggled for democracy, that ultimately brought the 200 year old 'British Raj' to its knees. India is a well known democratic power, and while India's democracy is praised throughout the world, it is not necessarily the India that once leaders like Nehru , Gandhi or Patel wanted to be.

The Constitution has declared India as a Representative democracy, which means that we choose our representatives (MP) and these group of representatives then choose a leader , who becomes the PM. But, is this the practical reality? Upon questioning, you will find out that sadly, it's not. When was the last time you heard people say "Oh this MP has done such a great job. I will elect him again." Everybody debates on who should become the Prime Minister, a right that has not been provided to us at all by the Constitution. A discussion held between a popular news anchor and people of the constituency of Guna, a person said "Nobody can replicate the work done by sahib(MP of Guna) here. But this is the election of choosing our Prime Minister, not to choose him (MP) again or not." This can lead to an unhealthy representative democracy, rather making India a presidential democracy, which is practiced in the US, where people directly choose their leaders. But we should remember that when a road is to be constructed, or a dam to be made, our MP will do the work , not the PM. If we vote the PM candidate's party  , it can lead to the feeling of exclusion for an MP, to do all the work for his/her people, only to get voted out because the people want a different PM.

Indian people are emotional. While this is mostly good, it can also be very dangerous. Whenever we think with our emotions, the decisions are mostly wrong. This is when Political Blind Faith rises. This is not said only in regards of a single party, but Blind Faith is there for every single party. Politicians often tend to play the emotional card when elections come, and Indian man, being an emotional one, falls in this trap. Blind faith is so stupid, it's like a man is constantly punching you in the face, and you are trying every excuse to say that the puncher was indeed not punching you, and maybe even blame another innocent.  Blind Faith for the opposition can make the laws introduced by those in power, (which are actually beneficiary) seem like the most evil thing and development is impossible in this case. When blind faith arises for the Ruling party, the Rulers can bring laws that can destroy the nation, and it will seem like a blessing. Hence any form of Blind Faith can lead to harm in a democracy. In real life, this was seen in 1933's Germany, where the people blindly supported Adolf Hitler, who when came to power, lead the single most sadistic, cruel and a reign of tyranny that man kind has ever seen. Not only did he demolish democracy in Germany, also led a Genocidal war, which led to the killing of 6 million Jews. History has seen the consequences of Blind Faith, and this a history that is being relived today, and we should stop before its too late.
Long live democracy!
Long live India!