Focus on Your Goal – The Power of Unshakable Determination

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 By Nitesh Srivastava | New Inspiration   In a world full of distractions, staying focused on your goal isn’t just important—it’s essential. Whether you're a student, a working professional, or someone trying to bring a dream to life, focus is the bridge between where you are and where you want to be. But focus doesn’t happen by accident. It’s a conscious choice—made daily, hourly, and sometimes minute by minute. Why Focus Matters? When you fix your eyes on the goal, you stop worrying about obstacles. You stop comparing yourself with others. You stop giving power to fear and doubt. You start moving—one small step at a time. And those small steps lead to big transformations. Distractions Will Come—But So Can Discipline Let’s be real: distractions are everywhere. From endless scrolling on your phone to the noise of what others expect from you. But here's the truth: Every time you say "no" to a distraction, you're saying "yes" to your dream. Discipline i...

August 14: Day of Remembrance of the Horror of Separation

India celebrated the "Day of Remembrance of the Terrible Division" on August 14. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that he will observe this day in 2021. 

 August 14 also marks Independence Day in India. Pakistan. India was divided into India and Pakistan on August 14, 1947. This event  led to violence, community riots and loss of property. It is considered the most violent and sudden displacement in world history because;

  • Britain wanted to leave India as soon as possible after World War II because the condition of the country itself was deteriorating. Previously, Governor-General Lord Mountbatten was supposed to make India independent in June 1948. But he decided to move this date forward.
  • Cyril Radcliffe was assigned to redraw the border of India and Pakistan. He has never been to India before.
  • As a result, the borders of new countries were created hastily without planning.
  • This eventually led to "the horror of division" due to administrative fluxes and major community riots.
  • This event  resulted in the displacement of 10 to 20 million people and the death of about 2 million people.
                  In memory of this, the government of India has decided to hold a "Day of Remembrance of Division Horror" in the line of "Holocaust Remembrance Day". The purpose of observing these days is to reflect and learn  from them  to avoid  such things from happening in the future. It also aims to honor the memory of the victims.

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