Why – Quick Answers to the Questions You Keep Asking

Ever catch yourself wondering "why" about something you read? Maybe it’s a tax deadline, a new government policy, or a travel safety issue. You don’t need a long lecture – just a clear reason that makes sense. This page gathers the most common "why" questions from our blog and gives you straight‑forward answers you can use right away.

Why is the ITR filing deadline moved to September 15?

The tax department shifted the due date to give people more time to finish their paperwork. New tax forms and a busy portal caused delays last year, so the extension helps avoid penalties for honest filers. If you miss the new date, you’ll still face a late fee, but at least you won’t be rushed to finish everything in a rush.

Why do people say Air India is unsafe?

Concerns stem from a series of incidents like crashes and technical problems that happened over the years. Safety checks were not always up to international standards, leading to lower safety ratings. The airline has been working to improve, but the past record still makes many travelers nervous.

Every "why" question has a practical side. Knowing the reason helps you decide what to do next. If a deadline moves, you can plan your schedule. If a flight feels risky, you might choose a different carrier. Understanding the cause saves you time, money, and stress.

When you see a new policy, ask yourself what problem it tries to fix. For example, the Ministry of Happiness idea pops up because people want more focus on mental health. The answer shows that leaders are listening to the public’s need for well‑being.

Comparing school life in India and the USA often brings the question, "Why are they so different?" The reason lies in how each country structures its education system, the role of exams, and cultural expectations. Knowing this helps parents and students set realistic expectations when moving between the two.

Even everyday topics like choosing a healthier flatbread have a why. Replacing white flour with whole wheat adds fiber, which helps digestion. Adding flaxseeds gives omega‑3s that support heart health. Simple swaps can make a big difference without changing the taste you love.

So the next time you catch yourself asking "why," look for the underlying reason. It’s usually a mix of history, policy, or practical need. With the right answer, you can act confidently and move forward.