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Engineering Love and Peace: A Necessity in Today's Society

Introduction Today riots in Haryana are going on ... Why is there always so much negative news ?! Clearly, It is an undeniable fact that some unidentified miscreants likely engineered and masterminded the violence. While we acknowledge that violence can be engineered, we must also question why it is so challenging to engineer love and peace in our society.  In this article, we delve into the importance of promoting love and peace, explore the obstacles in achieving this and present examples of efforts to foster harmony amidst the chaos. The Power of Love and Peace Love and peace are not just abstract concepts; they hold immense power in transforming societies. Love has the potential to bind people together, foster empathy, and promote compassion. It cultivates an environment of understanding and acceptance, enabling communities to thrive. Peace, on the other hand, allows for stability and prosperity, giving individuals the freedom to pursue their dreams and ambitions without fear....

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Inequities in India's Taxation: Unfolding the GST Council's Ironies .

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