When we talk about freedom the first thing or thought that comes to my mind is fundamental rights which have been given to us by the constitution of India. These rights need to be understood

आज़ादी एक ऐसा शब्द है जिसे सुनकर ऐसा लगता है मानो, मन पक्षी बन कर आसमान में उड़ रहा हो और कोई भी उसे रोक ना पाए लेकिन यह तो काल्पनिक आज़ादी है, ना तो

15th August 1947: the day our country got independence from British rule. The day our freedom fighters freed their motherland from the chains of injustice, loot, and oppression. Thousands of our ancestors laid their lives

Many people have a misconception regarding the word “freedom”. Just adding some fundamental rights to freedom in the constitution won’t be enough. Freedom is a much bigger concept. We have just limited it to some

‘Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high’ – Rabindranath Tagore This is freedom perhaps – where you live with dignity and you harbor no doubts: you are fearless. Freedom gives

Freedom refers to a state of independence where you can do what you like without any restriction by anyone. My idea of freedom is in practicing any religion of my choice and my spirituality is

Freedom. A powerful word, is it not? The power or right to act, speak, and think the way one wants. I can’t help feeling, however, that most people (almost all in fact) don’t have this

For me, everything begins with the notion of freedom—the ability to determine the course of my daily schedule and overall life direction. I get motivated by the idea of deciding for myself. Freedom is still

Can you taste it, see it, reach out and touch it? The answer to these questions is no. However, if reflected upon, freedom can certainly be felt, not by the hands but by the emotions