Why we need to challenge orthodoxy in Indian Education?
Some might argue that the status quo must be maintained because a society which ‘questions too much’ becomes embroiled in dissent and chaos.
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What’s up with the elections in South, “National Television Media”?
To understand the realities of election coverage, we need to look at some of the realities associated with the “National Television Media”.
The Bengal Election 2021: Cultural Identity Vs. Fascist Autocracy
Needless to mention that, this assembly election of Bengal is one of the most discussed elections in the history of Bengal, and it is not anymore a secret that, since 2019, BJP had always tried to capture Bengal.
On the Left-Congress-Indian Secular Front Alliance and Prospective ‘Lotus Bloom’ in West Bengal
West Bengal is brewing in a hyper-political ‘cult war’ not seen in the recent past. Will it make or break BJP in Bengal?
Underrepresentation of Disabled in Indian Politics
India is a signatory of the United Nations Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). It ratified this Convention on 01-10-2007 in pursuance of Article 35 of the Convention.
Embrace the Smart Legalisation of Cannabis
In 1961 the convention of UNCND categorised cannabis and its derivatives as schedule IV, driving criminalisation on a global scale.
Crux of Tamil Nadu elections: Analysing the parties involved
Though there are many small parties involved in the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections, the election is primarily a two-horse race!
Reasoning in the era of dogmatic ideologies
It is necessary to have a stand with a reason in life instead of staying un-opinionated and nonchalant about incidents.
Inclusivity in Youth Organisations, Urban Myth
The idea of a youth organisation being half as inclusive as they claim to be would be one of the most absurd and far from reality urban myths I have had the misfortune of hearing about.
Sufis as rebels and the syncretic tradition of medieval India
Sufis propagated a liberal form of Islam that did not coerce people into conversions. Even in times of hatred, they spoken the language of love.
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.
India’s Obscure Neighbours
SAARC as a regional body was held hostage to the Indo-Pak tensions, which rendered cooperation among member states ineffective.
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