EMOTIONAL INVISIBILITY OF MEN Men are often taught to suppress emotions, leading to unexpressed stress and loneliness. Emotional expression should be seen as maturity, not weakness. Safe spaces for men to talk, listen, and heal can strengthen families and communities.

IDENTITY LOSS AFTER LIFE TRANSITIONS Marriage, motherhood, retirement, relocation, or career breaks often lead to loss of personal identity. People struggle silently as roles change. Society should normalize rediscovering oneself at every stage of life. Identity is not fixed—it evolves, and that evolution deserves respect.

EMOTIONAL LITERACY IN SCHOOLS Children are taught math, science, and technology, but rarely taught how to understand emotions, handle conflict, or express feelings. Emotional literacy is essential for reducing violence, anxiety, and social isolation. Teaching children to name emotions, listen empathetically, and resolve disagreements can shape a more compassionate future generation.

बोर्ड परीक्षा का समय आ गया है। बच्चे मन लगाकर पढ़ाई करें। एकाग्र होकर सभी विषयों की तैयारी करें।जिससे अच्छे अंक आये।और माता पिता भैया बहिन सभी प्रसन्न हो और मेहनत रंग लाये। -योगेन्द्र जोशी भोपाल

LOSS OF ATTENTION IN THE DIGITAL AGE The constant flow of short videos, notifications, and instant content is slowly reducing our ability to focus deeply. This loss of attention impacts learning, creativity, and decision-making, especially among children and youth. Encouraging reading, silence, boredom, and sustained effort is essential. Attention is becoming a national resource, and protecting it is as important as protecting physical health.

EMOTIONAL FATIGUE IN HIGH-PERFORMING INDIA India celebrates productivity, speed, and achievement, but silently many citizens are emotionally exhausted. People are constantly expected to perform—at work, at home, and online—without space to pause. Emotional fatigue does not always look like illness; it appears as numbness, irritability, and loss of motivation. A national conversation is needed to validate rest, reflection, and balance as strengths, not weaknesses. Encouraging mindful work cultures, realistic expectations, and compassionate leadership can help citizens sustain long-term excellence without burnout.

QUIET CRISIS OF ELDER LONELINESS As families become nuclear and migration increases, many elderly people live alone, feeling invisible despite being surrounded by society. Loneliness among seniors affects mental health and physical well-being but is rarely discussed openly. Community-based listening circles, intergenerational programs, and neighborhood support systems can restore dignity and connection. Respecting elders should go beyond rituals—it should include companionship, attention, and emotional inclusion.

HPV vaccination for boys also needs awareness and propagation

NEP should have integrated CBSE ICSE State boards to bring all schools under one umbrella. Why to discriminate school children with different criteria for evaluation?

Hon’ble Prime Minister, If this proposal is ignored today, then in the coming days this nation will no longer be able to protect itself. The State called India will gradually lose its foundations, and the ancient Bharatiyam heritage built over thousands of years will be shattered beyond repair. History is clear—when a nation is in danger, the British will not come again and again to save it; a country can be saved only by the awakening of its own people. Today India stands at a decisive crossroads, and E = MC² is the formula of patriotism—a formula within which the future strength, survival, and resurgence of India are hidden. If we remain careless now, history does not disappear; it returns in new forms. The Mughal mindset is rising again, challenging our identity, culture, and unity. At this critical moment, there is no alternative but strong, conscious, action-oriented patriotism to protect the nation, its civilization, and its future.