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The Egregious Eccentricity of Globalisation

Globalisation is a double-edged sword. While it has enabled the flow of capital and commodities across borders providing impetus for growth,

Gender and Sexuality

The Watcher in the Rye: Reflecting on the Male and Female gaze

“ Man is the bearer of the gaze, woman is the object." - Laura Mulvey

Pangea Politics

Islamic Republic And The Current Turmoils In Iran

Revolutions are events. They are projects and processes, made and sustained by people insisting on living lives of dignity

Analyses

Twitter: Too Big To Fail?

Things have gone from bad to worse for Twitter Inc since Elon Musk’s voguish $44 Billion takeover.

History Desk

हरप्पा

वर्ष 1827 की बात है, ब्रिटिश फौज में एक फौजी होता था जेम्स लुइस उर्फ चार्ल्स मेसन। जेम्स को पुराने सिक्के इक्ट्ठा करने का शौक था, इस सिलसिले

Gender and Sexuality

THE SIN OF BEING A WOMAN

Power and authority have always flattered human beings, the sense of superiority has fuelled misogyny and patriarchy...

Analyses

Post-Independence Political Developments in Assam and the Rise of Dr. Himanta Biswa Sharma

A charismatic leader not only wins a battle but sets the terms and defines the nature of the battle itself...

Geo-politics

भारत और चीन: एक जहाज के आर-पार

आज 21वीं सदी में जब भारत एक वैश्विक शक्ति बनने के लिए ऐन-केन-प्रकारेण अग्रसर हो रहा है, तब हमें अपने पड़ोसी देश श्रीलंका में आकर तेल भरवाने

History Desk

The Formation Of Linguistic States – Upholding Diversity Or Engendering Division?

At the stroke of the midnight hour, as India attained Independence from the British Raj, Swaraj or self-rule was the only silver lining...

Letters From A Young Contrarian

“Treacle Walker” and the Triumphant Magic of Not Knowing

Dear reader, I think you would agree that the most precious and charming things in life have some strange understated power

Analyses

India And The Theory Of Oriental Despotism

The theory of oriental despotism in ancient India was propounded and used by the British as one of the justifications for colonization and t

History Desk

Medieval India: Did architecture really develop in the Sultanate time period?

Northwestern India, which became an important part of early Medieval India, was a land with clearly defined territorial divisions...

Analyses

The Energy Debate: Technology and Society

Do we need to choose gigantic energy production with limited resources, or should we have small and soft energy pathways for environmental..

Analyses

Is Demonetization Playing A ‘Silent Role’ In India’s Recent Inflationary Spiral?

Demonetisation is showing silently its true colours as an enemy in India’s declining economic growth and how Demonetisation and Inflation...

Analyses

Textual Attitudes: A Tool for the Colonialists

Caliban, the “savage” slave of the “great, benevolent” magician Prospero in Shakespeare’s The Tempest, is an embodiment of the lens...

Geo-politics

Examining the Psyche of the New Cold War- The US-China Quandary in the Contemporary Times

The ‘developed’ West has somewhere lost its bet to the overarching Chinese calculus and that the world might be witnessing a “New Cold War."

History Desk

Dalit Movement- A Historical Quest For Identity

“Caste is not just a division of labour, it is a division of labourers" - Dr B.R Ambedkar

Letters From A Young Contrarian

A World of The God of Small Things

Dear Reader, The best kind of books leave you breathless.

Opinions

Centrism, Viewpoints, and Identity

Amidst the plethora of right-wing divisions being made based on your religion, caste, and background, we are all often termed as...

Analyses

The Irony Of Depression

Image Courtesy: The Conversation It’s easy to accuse someone of not trying hard enough. To accuse them of not wanting to be happy. To...

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