The Nehruvian social dilemma
The Indian society which was just recovering from the wounds inflicted by the tragic Partition was still divided based on caste, linguistic and religion induced differences
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Andhaghaaram (2020 movie): A cinematic marvel and commonsensical blunder
Andhaghaaram (2020) directed by V Vignarajan, keeps the audience at the tip of their chairs and makes them hook up as the movie presents visual pleasantry and offers a chance to pick their brains.
Tripolar Geopolitics: The Middle East Conundrum
The growing closeness between Israel and the Arab world has a direct bearing on Iran’s hegemony in the Middle East.
Georg Elser: Remembering a True Antagonist on his 118th Birth Anniversary
Georg Elser (1903- 45) was an artisan trained in carpentry and metalwork who planned and almost executed an assassination of Adolf Hitler.
To Critique or Not: Gandhi’s interaction with Islam and Christianity
Gandhi’s philosophies show that he is willing to ameliorate various religious beliefs and practices for the betterment of its followers.
One last darkness – Pari’s tale of hope
“Ghalib would repeatedly slide his hands into her salwar suit and cup her breasts and start fondling them. She tried to push him away several times but in vain.” Dear reader, I wish I could tell you that she is a heroic woman who intermittently dreams of fighting zombies on some unknown planet
Is being homosexual a drawback to grow in Indian politics?
The examples taken under homosexuality and politics are shreds of evidence of the fact that LGBTIA+ community is gradually garnering the confidence to contest the elections.
Bad Money: Inside the NPA mess and how it threatens the Indian banking system
Bad Money is an attempt to document the history of non-performing assets and their mess which led to the dysfunction of financial institutions in a simple possible way. Bad money explains those popular nuances of how money has turned from good to bad.
Just Another Election
Past elections have shown that efforts to manipulate votes do not always succeed. The citizenry has thrown out unpopular governments.
The tenth Winter and the rule of law
Rules must apply to everyone, or there is no point having them at all. And the first rule has to be a respect for human life and dignity.
Europe needs a healing touch
The recent spate of terror attacks in Europe highlight a highly fragile relationship between European secularism and Islam. There is an urgent need to address the issue.
The economics of Indian electoral politics
While our democracy has been a savior many times, it sadly won’t be able to continue so, at this rate, as it’s losing its credibility on many counts. But, it’s not just about India; it’s about humanity as a whole and the phenomenon of democracy and elections
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