April 2023 Archive — Daily Insight 24

Here’s a quick, useful guide to what we published in April 2023. You’ll find short takes on society, law, travel, politics, and culture. If you missed the month, this page helps you pick the posts worth your time and explains why each one matters.

What we covered

What scares Indian men? — A frank look at the social and personal pressures shaping men's fears in India. It’s short, direct, and worth reading if you want to understand mental health and expectations that many men face.

What percentage of Indians stay unmarried? — A data-driven snapshot showing roughly 17% of Indians aged 25+ remain unmarried, plus reasons like finance, choice, and changing values. Good if you’re tracking social change.

Former J&K interlocutor, others go to top court? — Coverage of a high-profile petition challenging the removal of Articles 370 and 35A. The post outlines the legal stakes and why this case matters for Jammu & Kashmir’s future.

Is the Supreme Court the most powerful judicial body on Earth? — A clear take on the U.S. Supreme Court’s global influence and what judicial power looks like in practice. Useful for readers wanting a plain-language view of judicial reach.

Would a plane takeoff with only one passenger in India? — A practical answer about rules and exceptions for flights with very few passengers, including how regulators like the DGCA are involved. Handy for curious travelers.

How is Amit Shah good for India? — A look at Amit Shah’s political role and policy impact, focusing on leadership, party strategy, and reforms that shaped recent Indian politics.

Why do people like to hit and run on the road? — A blunt take on why some drivers flee after accidents: fear of legal trouble, lack of responsibility, or panic. The piece explains the human and legal consequences.

Where do Indians live in Chicago? — A concise overview of Indian neighborhoods, community life, and cultural pockets in Chicago for readers interested in diaspora and city patterns.

Why did Spain establish missions and presidios in California? — A short history piece that explains Spain’s strategic and religious goals in 18th-century California, plus the effects on local populations.

How to use this archive

Skim the summaries above to spot what interests you. Want law and politics? Check the J&K and Supreme Court posts. Curious about society and trends? Read the pieces on marriage stats and fears of Indian men. For quick practical info, the flight and hit-and-run posts give clear answers.

If you want more context on any article, use the site search or browse the main categories: Politics, Society, Travel, and History. We write short, clear posts—this page helps you find the ones that match your interests fast.