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Fundamentalism is the belief in ancient and traditional forms of worship, as well as the belief that whatever is written in a holy book is correct. It was especially noticeable in the twentieth century, which sought to recover and publicly institutionalise aspects of the past that had been obscured by modern life. Fundamentalism has seen a meteoric rise in the twenty-first century, with fanaticism and international terrorism on the rise as well. Fundamentalists consider secular states to be their primary adversary because their goals do not always coincide with one another. All of these goals, according to the fundamentalists, are obstacles to t their ultimate goal of preserving the spiritual dimension of human life. Fundamentalism is an ideology that has not only taken hold in poor and underdeveloped countries, but has also taken hold in developed, liberal, and democratic countries. The primary goal of this research is to demonstrate that fundamentalism is on the rise at a time when secularism is under threat.

The Feeling of love and pride towards the nation one is born in is purelynatural. It is ingrained in almost every human throughout the world. Nationalism hasmany definitions. To be truly patriotic, one must feel a sense of belonging to one's owncountry and its people. To comprehend nationalism, one must comprehend citizenship.Nationalism is rooted in patriotism. Nationalism is based on loyalty. This way of thinkinghas unquestionably existed since the dawn of time. The concept unites citizens throughoutthe country. Patriotism also refers to allegiance to one's country. Nationalism is almostcertainly the most powerful force in global politics. Numerous factors contribute tonationalism's rise. All citizens of a country share these characteristics. All of theseelements are shared: language, history, culture, traditions, mentality, and territorialboundaries. As a result, a sense of community would develop among the populace. It willoccur regardless of your wishes. As a result, countrymen would feel more connected andaffectionate toward one another. Thus, patriotism fortifies the nation's citizens. The presentaim of the study is to analyse the Indian Nationalism: Redefined in Today's time.

Women's have proven themselves dynamic, vibrant, sincere, and perfect in a variety of fields all over the world. Women have demonstrated that they are not inferior to men in any way through their contributions to shaping the development of a nation. To prove their genius in a male-dominated society, they are efficient and perseverant enough to overcome all odds, challenges, and obstacles with their wits. In post-conflict countries, women can play a greater role in nation-building, which can lead to economic and political stability. Creating a more just, peaceful, and prosperous society requires the active involvement of women in post-conflict nation-building. The aim of study is to highlight the role of women in nation building.

National Integration is the obligation of each citizen. The public reconciliation is tested on account of the untrustworthy exercises of citizens. As India is a multicultural, multi religious, multiparty and caste-based country, it is entirely defenceless against different issues and these issues challenge national integration. In the period of digital entrance the greater part of the untrustworthy exercises against national integration are occurring in web-based media stage. The constitution of India through its various legislations and CrPC made an honest effort to contain Hate speech addresses in online media stages, for example, Facebook, Twitter, LinkIndia, WhatssApp, YouTube and so on However, when Supreme Court made it unlawful on grounds of abusing the right to speak freely of speech and, the quantity of hate speech expanded in India and it caused for some issues in the public arena.

The Atlantic Charter of 1941 guaranteed state equality and their freedom to choose any form of government. In 1942, 26 countries signed the UN Declaration, modelled after the Atlantic Charter. The United Nations Charter was drafted by fifty countries in June 1945 in San Francisco, based on proposals made by England, the USA, Russia, and China in 1944 at Dumbarton Oaks. The UN was founded on October 24, 1945. To maintain international peace, promote social and economic development, protect the environment, assist in humanitarian aid and protect women and children's rights, the UN has expanded its activities with the help of its various agencies. I am convinced that the UN will be the world's most important international institution in the twenty-first century. There have been some successes and failures since the Charter, including failing to prevent armed conflicts that have killed, injured, and displaced millions. There's no denying the UN Security Council's apparent failures in Syria. The aim of the study is to explain is the United Nations Redundant or still relevant?

The purpose of this study is to describe and analyse the significance of gender mainstreaming in good governance for the overall growth of the nation, with a particular emphasis on how gender engagement in decision making through consensus building and representation directly leads to women's empowerment. Qualitative study employed descriptive and analytic methods to achieve a conclusion by extensively utilising a thematic analytical tool. The concept of "good" governance requires making normative decisions about what constitutes the legal appropriation and efficient exercise of authority. Some organizations that offer outside assistance and social activists view good governance as implying democratic governance, which implies a focus on participation, human rights, and social justice. Good governance is more about the state's effectiveness than the justice of the economic system or the legitimacy of the political system. Decision-makers ability to act to improve the suffering of disadvantaged women or address the problem of gender inequality depends on how policies are implemented in practice. The process has only just begun with the signing of international agreements and the enactment of laws addressing issues like women's rights, equal access to education, marital rape, and credit and property ownership. The concept of "governance" clarifies the link between political commitment and a programme's successful and efficient implementation. Reform efforts for governance systems have received much attention recently. They are still receiving attention now on a national and international level.