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Nur Jahan Padshah Begum or The Lady Emperor

August 11, 2020August 11, 2020 Aaliyia Malik 0 Comments a skilled architect, a skilled hunter, administration, army, Barakat Ullah, Bihar, commission, dowries, educated, empire, employees, gold coins, governor, hunting, imperial balcony, jagirs, Jahangir, jharoka, Lahore, land rights, leader, Mahabat Khan, mausoleum, Mehr-un-Nissa, ministers, Mirza Ghias Beg, mughal, musket, Nur Jahan, orphan girls, patriarchy, Persian, Poems by Indian Women, poet, politician, Power, powerful, queen, Ruby Lal, Shah Jahan, Shahdara Bagh, Shahryr, Sher Afghan, Shia Muslim, silver coins, state affairs, symbol, the lady emperor, war elephants, woman

“Though Nur Jahan be in form a woman,
In the ranks of men she’s a tiger-slayer”
Nur Jahan was a symbol of power, intelligence and fortitude. Let’s dig deep about this Lady Emperor and find out about her journey from a simple woman to a tiger slayer.

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Indian electoral system from the lens of former CEC OP Rawat

January 25, 2020July 14, 2020 Editor 0 Comments Apartheid, Chief Secretary, constituency, Constitution, democracy, digital media, ECI, election, Election Commission, Election Commissioner, electoral politics, electoral roll, EVMs, Government, hooligans, Interview, nation, Nelson Mandela, officer, OP Rawat, platforms, Political Parties, politician, polling station, Social Media, the Chief Minister, Women

The pertinent role that Election Commission performs to uphold the essence of the democratic structure has often been scrutinized. In the light of National Voters Day, let’s find out what the former ECI, O. P. Rawat has to say about electoral politics and the struggles of EC which are often overlooked.