Poem: Believe Me, It’s Fine
It still carries its roots, yet having a new form. A form different from the parent tree, And it’s totally fine.
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MUN demands a complete skillset
Ken George is the last year B. Sc (Hons.) Physics student at St. Stephen’s College and discovered the talent in oratory through MUN in school.
Being vegan: Social justice movement
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, coupled with several other dietetic associations in the world have now declared vegan diets to be suitable for all stages of life – from infancy, adulthood, lactation, pregnancy, old age and for athletes here.
Economics and the environment: Rise of veganism
Our future food systems need to provide affordable and healthy diets for all while preserving natural resources and tackling climate change.
Are we becoming the Troll Generation?
The larger legal framework still hasn’t recognized the gravity of the trolls’ impact on the parallel powerful society that is the internet.
Saving lives
Poet shares that one should cut ties with the meat which a person consumes and replace with alternative products.
Being vegan – Food for thought
As important as being a Vegan, it’s important to advocate and there are ways to be a voice for the pain and suffering of the voiceless.
How a dead buffalo made me go vegan
Going vegan is the easiest step you can take to reduce your suffering footprint while also helping the environment and improving your health.
Insight – Where ideas fuel change
Insight – Where Ideas Fuel Changes is an event that the Millennium Fellowship (MThere) have undertaken in association with another UN incubated initiative – Girl Up (Khwaab), the Armchair Journal.
The Enemy System: On Violence and Communalism
Communal violence and caste violence have become the preferred mode of governance of the Indian ruling classes.
From Pre-Colonial to Colony: Traversing through a world of variable sovereignties
The nature of Indian state has witnessed changes starting with relations of subsidiarity/subsumption dating back to the pre-colonial period.
Chhichhore: A film we need to talk about
The plotline of Chhichhore has glorified a brand of toxic masculinity that is killing atypical boys, simply for being who they are.
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