In an age of smartphones and social media, spirituality has found a new stage: the public square of likes, shares, and stories. What was once a private conversation between the soul and the divine has, for many, become a performance. Temples overflow not just with devotees but with cameras. Sacred rituals are live-streamed. Pious acts—once done in quiet corners—are now carefully framed, filtered, and posted for the world to see.

Women trafficking, often intertwined with human trafficking, is one of the most heinous violations of human dignity. It involves the recruitment, transportation, and exploitation of women—primarily for sexual exploitation, forced labor, domestic servitude, or forced marriage—through coercion, deception, or abduction. Women and girls constitute the majority of victims globally and in India, facing unimaginable physical, emotional, and psychological trauma.

In our fast-paced world, many of us feel pulled in opposite directions—chasing career success, family responsibilities, and material comforts on one side, while yearning for inner peace, meaning, and spiritual growth on the other. The quest for balance between worldly life and spirituality is timeless. Ancient wisdom, particularly from the Bhagavad Gita, teaches that these aren't opposing forces but can harmoniously coexist through disciplined action and detachment.