India Essay Examples and Topics

For an association hoping to develop a more different and comprehensive working environment, it is imperative to comprehend what constitutes working environment assorted variety. Work environment assorted variety alludes to the assortment of contrasts between people in an association. Decent variety incorporates how people recognize…

Many people from different countries have asked the same problem, “Is the caste system still exist nowadays?”. To answer this question, a journalist from Buzzorange asked five Indian friends in 2017. In terms of law, the caste system was abolished more than 60 years and…

  Over the past few decades, technological advancement has directed us to easier and reliable communication and interaction among countries. It has also contributed in the growth of financial and cultural exchanges across national boundaries. Globalization has helped to develop many countries, including India by…

The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian showed the reader that hope could never be in poverty as it would only be a dream for Junior. Through Junior’s experience of education, the poverty of the Reservation, and complicated childhood friendships, Sherman Alexie reveals that…

John Fitzgerald Kennedy once said about education, “The goal of education is the advancement of knowledge and the dissemination of truth.” The questions which now comes up is, ‘Does ‘teaching’ or ‘instructing’ become education?’, ‘Can developing the child into good human being known as education…

Education, especially higher education, is a great need for a prosperous, advanced nation like India. Education is recognized worldwide as an important investment in human capital. It is the key to new technologies and economic growth. Government has a responsibility to provide access not only…

Human trafficking is an issue that has received increased attention in recent years. Around the world, politicians have highlighted the problem as a justification for policies that restrict immigration. For example, the President of the United States argues that a border wall is needed partly…

The present paper intends to first of all describe some of the iconoclastic attempts – rife in Indian ‘writing’ – that are made and mandated to dehumanise Islam and its followers, in order to qualify how Indian Muslims are marginalized. The paper begins with the…

In the present scenario, Microfinance has become a very popular mode of financial- service in economically developing countries and India is not an exception to that. The loans offered by Commercial Banks to the poor have many limitations including lack of security and high operating…

 The transition of the 21st-century technology, Nanotechnology to Eco-friendly Green Nanotechnology has led the introduction of new Nano-products that are more eco-friendly throughout their lifecycle. In recent years, Nanotechnology has shown highly promising prospects for turning fundamental research into successful innovations and has laid the…

The Duke of Wellington described the rank and file of the British Army in the nineteenth century as “the scum of the earth”. Throughout the nineteenth century there was tremendous prejudice towards the working class both in Britain and India. This prejudice held such a…

 India has one of the largest aged populations in the world. For older people the living arrangements are impacted by a few factors, for example, nearness of inability, gender, financial status and traditions. However, the Indian traditional families are quickly vanishing, even in rural zones…

Being the fourth pillar of democracy, the media has always been exercising it’s right of freedom and expression under the Article 19 (a) of the Indian Constitution. In this country, the media has been an agent of revolution in the colonial era and a massive…

Brain Drain or Talent Migration, simply put its an all-encompassing term that denotes the migration of smart & talented professionals from their domestic country or economy towards settling and working in foreign nations. This phenomenon chiefly attracts smart professionals & students who are given ample…

Begging is defined in Indian law as soliciting or receiving alms in public place by exposing wounds, injury, deformity or disease whether of himself or of any person or animal. It is the practice of imploring others to grant a favour, often a gift of…