The article discusses the important and controversial topic of "Freedom of Speech" or "Abhivyakti Ki Azaadi" in India. It emphasizes that this fundamental right allows individuals to express their emotions and opinions freely through speaking, writing, or other means. The author questions why freedom of speech is a subsection of broader rights, suggesting it should be a primary right for everyone. They highlight that while this right exists, it often feels unfulfilled, especially for common citizens whose voices may go unheard compared to the trending topics of politics, Bollywood, or cricket. The piece points out that media, including social media, provides a platform for expressing personal stories and issues, yet there remains a struggle for these expressions to gain the attention they deserve. The author concludes by reflecting on the current state of debates and discussions in society, hinting at the challenges faced in effectively using this fundamental right.

by Harsh Mehta in English Magazine

Writen by Harsh Mehta

Category Magazine