The Fourth Dimension - Hidden Layers of Indian Society The Fourth Dimension

Palliative Care is still new in India, but death is an undeniable truth of life. No matter who the person is, when they reach the final moments of their life, they often wish for a peaceful death. However, such fortune is rare for many.

Especially for those who know that their illness is incurable and death is inevitable, moving closer to death with each passing moment. If someone tells this person that their unavoidable death will be less painful and that they will find peace and satisfaction on their face as they enter eternal sleep, it may sound strange, but believe it or not, this is happening.


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In this enlightening interview, Justice Katju delves deep into the intricacies of India's political and socio-economic landscape. He critically examines the practice of parliamentary democracy in India, highlighting its shortcomings and the challenges it poses in the face of massive poverty, unemployment, and lack of adequate healthcare and education. Justice Katju passionately speaks about the need for a transformative revolution, drawing parallels with historical examples from countries like Turkey and Japan. He emphasizes the importance of modernization and industrialization for India's progress and critiques the current state of politics, where the majority of politicians prioritize personal gains over national welfare. Join us as Justice Katju shares his vision for a prosperous and modern India, urging the younger generation to spearhead the change.

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Justice Markandey Katju takes a profound look into the intricacies of the caste system in India, exploring its history, current impact, and the path forward.

Despite India's significant advancements in various fields, the caste system continues to be a divisive and dominant force in society. Join Justice Katju as he unpacks the layers and offers insights into potential solutions for a more inclusive India.

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In this thought-provoking video, Justice Katju dives deep into the heart of religion and spirituality, questioning the foundations of our beliefs. Are all religions merely rooted in superstition? Join us in exploring this intricate topic and find out what one of India's most renowned jurists thinks about it. Make sure to leave your thoughts in the comments below!

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Justice Katju on Women's Emancipation in India

In this enlightening video, Justice Katju pays tribute to the strength, resilience, and indomitable spirit of Indian women. Tracing the history of women's emancipation in India, he presents a case for recognizing and celebrating the women who, despite facing societal challenges, have emerged as the true backbone of our nation.

✨ Highlights Include:

Women as India's silent but powerful force.
Historical perspectives on women's rights and emancipation.
Personal anecdotes and insights from Justice Katju's experience.
The path forward: How India can further support its women.
From rural villages to urban centres, women have been the anonymous heroes behind India's growth, successes, and spirit. Join Justice Katju as he sheds light on their invaluable contributions and makes a passionate plea for their recognition and empowerment.

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In this eye-opening talk, Justice Katju delves into the rich tapestry of India's history and makes a profound statement: "You are all Indians, but do you truly know what is India?" Through extensive research and historical insights, he unveils the lesser-known fact that approximately 92% of people residing in India today are not its original inhabitants, but rather descendants of migrants from the North West. Spanning centuries of migration, this video sheds light on India's diverse genealogical roots and challenges our understanding of Indian identity.

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💬 Let us know in the comments below: Were you aware of India's migratory history? How does this reshape your understanding of being "Indian"?


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