The peculiar bipolarity in West Bengal
Politics is a perennial ever-flowing river changing its course subject to time and space, so does Bipolarity in West Bengal.
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India’s Obscure Neighbours
SAARC as a regional body was held hostage to the Indo-Pak tensions, which rendered cooperation among member states ineffective.
Understanding Gender Politics by Dissecting Vakeel Saab’s Maguva Maguva song
Any modest attempt to understand women’s lives in general should not be starting with this type of portrayal of women.
Normal People: A One of a Kind Portrayal of Normalcy
Normal People takes a jibe at the core problem that exists in a millennial relationship i.e. communication or mostly the lack of it. Connell and Marianne constantly find themselves thrown to the bank after riding the wave of miscommunication.
Crux of Assam: Problems and the Parties Involved
The Assam elections are shaping to be much closer than initially anticipated with various issues dominating the political discourse.
A Philosophical Gaze on School Curriculum
A curriculum must connect with the student in a deeply personal way. Life, existence and school curriculum can’t be separate from each other.
Gendered Experience of WFH, through Susan Moller Okin’s Work
Women in heterosexual marriages or domestic partnerships do not enjoy the comfort of the home as their male partners do.
How Celebrities got into Bengal politics
Celebrity is somehow related to power. Celebrities embody the audience and in that way provide pathways for the articulation of power and influence both by cultural industries and by comparison and adaptation to political institutions.
West Bengal Elections: Leaving no stone unturned
It has been a significant rise for the BJP in the state. BJP has not presented its CM candidate yet. Now, this creates a quandary for the people, as they don’t know who will serve them as their CM.
Crux of Kerala: Analysing the problems and prospects of the parties involved
The Kerala election is shaping up to be an interesting contest. This election has the potential to mark a significant realignment in the state’s political landscape.
West Bengal: What is making BJP so optimistic about this election?
Bengal is closing in on the state election. In 2016, she appeared invincible. However, today the overwhelming feeling is rather than bringing in the change she promised, she co-opted the system left behind by the Left Front.
Building together: People’s participation
The Central Vista project has been cleared by the Supreme court with 2-1 judgment that will enable the Central government headed by Prime Minister Modi to go ahead with the plan of changing the capital visual infrastructure without any obstacles. The proposal was cleared by Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Dinesh Maheshwari presented by Central Vista Committee, Delhi Urban Art Commission, the Heritage Conservation and certain other bodies.
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