Ajit Singh

Ajit Singh is a hobbyist writer who has graduated in economics, currently a sophomore in the B.Ed. programme, has written on wide range of issues from education to economics and social justice. He can be reached at ajitsinghmarch6@gmail.com.

The Pandemic of Forced Religious Conversions in Pakistan

The United Nations general assembly last month had astoundingly adopted a resolution, declaring an International Day to be commemorated every year on March 15...

Ukraine Crisis: India’s Hour of Reckoning to Deal With External Challenges to National Security

The Western world has confined itself to a role of mere spectator watching traumatized Ukrainians from safe bubbles who are bravely fighting their own...

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