Begum Rokeya’s Guide to Utopia
Begum Rokeya’s guide to a utopia was a vision of women empowerment and gender equality. Her death anniversary is commemorated as Rokeya Day on December 9 in Bangladesh
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Politics in two-dimensional charts with Nolan and Pournelle
The terms ‘left’ or ‘right’ have collected emotional weight through the education or growing up process of an individual.
Nationalism by Rabindranath Tagore
Nationalism, the book is a series of lectures by Rabindranath Tagore that was first published in 1917 amid the First World War. He was influenced by the Nationalist Movement in India, World War-I and the industrial revolution of the late 19th century and the early 20th century. All these influences culminated in his lectures on…
Parallel Flashback
Poet pens a heartfelt poem connecting the partition, the memories of the past and lives lost to the present.
No End in Sight to Rapes in Rajasthan
Rape is one of India’s most common crime against women. In India, a girl is raped every 20 minutes.
#rape #india #rajasthan #crimes_against_women
‘1Q84’ is a Surrealist Advocate of Dissent
There can never truly be an ‘escape’ from the worlds we create for ourselves, and perhaps, it is fate that controls our exercise of free will as well.
Students, Stress and Rising cases of Suicide
The pressure from parents, the pressure of rising competition, the pressure of getting a job all lead to high stress in students if not taken care of, this stress starts raising many health problems like anxiety issues, depression etc. and even result in suicide.
Gandhi’s Hind Swaraj and Modern Western Civilisation
Gandhi’s perceptions about the modern social institutions developed in India by the British Raj highlighted the egotistical, impatient and greedy facet of humankind.
#gandhi #gandhian_philosophy #Hind_Swaraj #capitalism
The Masala in the INDIAN MASALA DOSA!
It’s food, crispy or salty, sweet or meat. It’s always a treat when it is right to pop into one’s mouth but the second it becomes naturally exhausted or stale, it finds its way to the dustbin.
Wonder Woman’s Untold Past
The Harvard Men’s League for Women was formed in the spring of 1910 by John Reed and Max Eastman. In the fall of 1911, the League decided to invite the British militant Emmeline Pankhurst to give a lecture. The Harvard Corporation banned her from speaking on campus. The news made headlines all over the United States.
U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Analysis from an Indian Standpoint
India’s foreign policy establishment, which has detested the Taliban for too long, faces a similar choice. The evolving situation may not leave India with an alternative but to engage constructively with the Taliban.
RBI on board of the NGFS: Greening Financial Curve
India will also be able to garner benefit from the pentagonal dedicated workstreams or skeleton around which the NGFS work programme is focusing upon.
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