Dialectical Idealism of Hegel can solve intolerance
Instead of looking at contradiction as undesirable, dialectical idealism looks at it as an opportunity to synthesize new ideas from extremes.
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What’s cooking in your Indian Kitchen, the Great?
For those macho men who do their share of things around the house you may continue to do so. But for those who don’t, TGIK is sure to give you a prick of guilt and help see your women in a new light !
Way forward in the Israel-Palestine conflict
Israel-Palestine conflict may be overcome by Lebanon’s model of sectarian power sharing. India’s experience in two-nation theory could help.
Didi hits double ton – Decoding the West Bengal verdict
The incumbent Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee lost from Nandigram, the seat from which she was contesting in this election and which has played an important role in her political career, she took oath as the Chief Minister of West Bengal for the third time on 5th May 2021.
Corporal Punishment: Negative Mindset Disastrous
An act of violence begets violence and corporal punishment is precisely that which is enforced on a young child at a tender age.
The curious case of the Election Commission
The Election Commission must always follow a certain conduct that ensures transparency and credibility of the institution.
Why evidence-based decision making is the need of the hour in India
Evidence-based decisions and policy are, without doubt, the need of the hour, and denying it is pushing India to its doom.
Covid-19 Crisis: Public Primary Healthcare System
The current pandemic that our country is struggling to deal with underscores this scenario, wherein an early detection followed by timely treatment would mitigate the consequences.
The Pasta fetish and the Macaroni reality
It is not the pasta that you are eating, rather it is a failed system that is continuing to eat you!!
Teachers, Stop Teaching How To Write Answers
This spirit of education gets broken each time students are asked to not let their mind wander and stick to the questions given at the end of the chapter.
Amma Vodi: An Edu-Policy Experiment in India
The first big change was the start of the National Programme of Nutritional Support to Primary Education (NP-NSPE), shortly known as the ‘Mid-Day meal scheme’ in 1995. By 2001, with Supreme Court directing all government and government-aided primary schools to implement this, it reached every primary school in India.
Behaviour over Capital Punishment
Warden Duffy adds in the 187th Law Commission of India Report (2003) that the experience of execution for a prisoner is harrowing because there are times when his neck is not broken but strangles to death. The eye pops out of his head; tongue swells and protrudes from his mouth, neck prolly broken and the rope takes the large portion from his skin along with the flesh.
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