Man made nationalism? Chauvinistic language on news panel debates
Nationalist discourse is inevitably dragged into misogyny on news debates, as masses might feel connected to such language over social media.
Culture
India’s celebrations: Festivals of Harmony or Flashpoints of Hatred?
India’s religious harmony has been tested time and again. What politics makes out of its secular credentials is yet to be seen.
Kabhi Nepo Kids, Kabhi Serial Strugglers – Nepotism in Bollywood
Over generations, nepotism in bollywood has increased that it is impossible to find anyone who grew on their own. But how should we deal with it?
Maha Kumbh: The confluence of peopleÂ
Religious gatherings shaping economic Integration with purity, culture and excellence: Maha Khumbh.
Queer India’s future: Social change above legal imposition
Protection, Prevention and Promotion of Queer Identity against social discrimation
 Paris Olympics 2024 – An Indian Introspection
Paris 2024 was a learning curve for India . There were many fourth place finishes which were heart breaking.
Coaching Classes: What do you call a group of parrots?
The essay analyses the effect of coaching industry on the Indian youth and what they mean for the education system and economy, and teaching as a profession.
Sports in politics and politics in sports – Time to separate!
Across history, many sporting events were affected by political decisions including the Olympics. More social connections are to be inculcated through sports rather than continuing separations between people.
AI-Powered writing tools and their impact on the Humanities
AI writing tools have advanced significantly over time, having both positive and negative effects on the humanities. While these technologies have made writing easier and raised the quality of authors’ work, it is essential to make sure that they are utilized sensibly and morally.
Vulnerable languages fading into oblivion
Every 14 days, a language perishes. It is estimated that there are more than 7,000 living languages used in the world, but at the current rate of language loss UNESCO predicts that half of them will be extinct by 2100. Over the decades, our world has suffered the death of hundreds of languages and with…
Krishnamurti on Quietude and Education
Quietude alone offers possibilities of the right kind of education that humanize young children’s lives in their educational journeys.
The politics of fashion
What is ‘fashion’? Who gets to decide what is ‘fashion’? How does politics play out in choosing one over the other?
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