Srinagar, July 23 -- In a vibrant parliamentary democracy like India, opposition parties play an equally important role as the ruling government. Their primary duty is to question, criticize, and bring attention to key public issues, ensuring that governance remains transparent, accountable, and responsive. The opposition is, in many ways, the soul of democracy. Without its active participation, parliamentary proceedings become hollow and one-sided. However, this role must be exercised with a sense of responsibility-criticism should be constructive, debates should be well-reasoned, and disruptions must be avoided for the greater good.The current Monsoon Session of Parliament, which began on July 21, 2025, comes at a crucial juncture. It f...