Incognito
There is a border,
That no one dares to cross.
One side is no burden of hiding identity,
On the other there is fear of loss.
Articles
Indira Gandhi: An iconic woman with an enduring legacy
Indira Gandhi was the first and, to date, only female Prime Minister of India. The kind of woman she was may not be born again. Perhaps not in the next million years!
Indira Gandhi and the Birth of Bangladesh
Indira Gandhi’s decisive support to the liberation of Bangladesh has been a much-discussed topic in Bangladesh.
Indira Gandhi: Conviction to lead
Indira Gandhi actively engaged in India’s freedom struggle by associating with the Indian National Congress. The political career wasn’t smooth; tenure is said to have shaped not only domestic scenario but brought new vigor to India’s image.
Full circle
A poem about facing multiple emotions yet, embracing life with a smile and a hope within.
Misconceptions about Northeast India
Northeast India remains an integral part of our country. Its rich heritage and culture brings glory to our country. There are many misconceptions that therefore need to be cleared.
An ode to soldiers
The poem mentions the never complain about the conditions which he undergoes during his duty.
Women On Their Own: On the Women’s Reservation Bill
The women’s movement in India is at a crossroads – the health of Indian democracy depends on its struggle for the Reservation Bill.
Poem: “She”
Devastated yet agitated, she knew; now anyone in the world could she fight; Punch, slap or even bite; Safety is first, not being polite.
Nadia Murad’s The Last Girl
What is extraordinary about Nadia is that she refused to accept her circumstances and she rose like a phoenix.
Free market against Socialism: Why the worst get on top?
Central planners cannot make economically efficient plans because in socialism no market exists and no market prices.
The farm battle between the Centre and the State: A legal analysis
The farmers’ welfare and reforms are being used by politicians of either party for their petty vote bank politics. It’s high time we kept the interests of farmers, citizens and national economy at the forefront.