The term “nishpaksh” (निष्पक्ष) is a Hindi/Sanskrit word. Let’s break it down:
Sandhi Vichchhed (संधि विच्छेद):
निष्पक्ष = नि: + पक्ष
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नि: (a prefix meaning “without” or “non-“)
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पक्ष (meaning “side,” “bias,” or “wing”)
Meaning in English:
“Nishpaksh” translates to “impartial,” “neutral,” or “unbiased.”
Explanation of Sandhi:
The word is formed by the combination of “nir” (निर्) + “paksh” (पक्ष). Due to sandhi (phonetic combination rules in Sanskrit), “nir” changes to “niḥ” (निः) before “p”, resulting in “nishpaksh” (निष्पक्ष).
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