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 Today’s world is engulfed in violence, war, terrorism, racial discrimination, and social tension. In a powerful country like the United States, militarization, war strategies, and internal social conflicts have a deep impact on society. In such a context, the peace walk undertaken by Buddhist monks in the United States assumes profound and far-reaching significance. Buddhist philosophy is founded on non-violence, compassion, loving-kindness, and the Noble Eightfold Path. The peace walk of Buddhist monks is not merely a protest; it is a moral and spiritual message in motion . Without hatred, aggressive slogans, or confrontation, the silent and disciplined walk touches the conscience of society. The growing gun culture, racial tensions, and war-oriented mindset in the United States have made human life increasingly insecure. At such a time, the monks’ peace walk compels people to pause and reflect— is violence truly the solution to human problems? This walk firmly conveys that tr...

Savitribai Phule. (3 january 1831 - 10 march 1897) From the discovery of agriculture to the emergence of human civilization, we see a woman at the center of everything. According to the natural order, from primitive times, the institutions of family and society were matriarchal in nature. In a matriarchal system, there was no place for exploitation; love, compassion, and nurturing care were its core values. However, over time, due to male ego, this matriarchal system was dismantled and replaced by a patriarchal structure. From that point onward, the family institution—and consequently society itself—began to deteriorate. The extreme outcome of this system was the reduction of women to mere objects of consumption. This mindset became deeply ingrained. In India, there was even the cruel practice of sati, where a woman was forced to die along with her deceased husband. To liberate women from these oppressive chains and mental slavery, a woman emerged in the modern era—Savitribai Phule. Sa...