Knowing Bhutan: My Experience as a Youth Ambassador
The Bhutanese notion of progress and development is very niche and distinct from any other country across the globe.
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India’s tryst with UBI: Struggles and contradictions
To combat income inequality, and the consequent plagues that accompany it—poverty, malnutrition, unemployment—the Economic Survey of India (2016-17) addressed the feasibility of UBI
Film Review: Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare
The “sitare” in the film are the far-off (un)fulfilled dreams and desires that the characters embark on voyaging through.
SPB, a voice with the world. A Telugu perspective
“My journey with SP Balasubrahmanyam may have begun even before I had learned that a song in a film had a playback singer. To claim that nearly every song I heard at the turn of the millennium, in Television Broadcasts, Advertisements, and radio programmes, day in and day out, was his would not be an outright exaggeration.”
Farm Reform Bills 2020: A Democratic Legislation?
The idea of the bills is to liberalize farm markets hoping it will make the system more efficient and allow for better price realizations.
Greens, jeez & these generations!
2-3 drops. Not neat, always with a glass of water, preferably warm. Mix well. The green color, synonymous with nature and health, quite literally fits the description of this thing. Tiny, sleek bottle, but you dread getting closer because magic takes time, and the wait period feels like the end of the world. The left pocket…
Indian freedom movement: An overview
The Quit India Movement was the final attempt for the country’s freedom. It aroused the feeling of bravery, enthusiasm, and great sacrifices.
Crisis in Indian secularism
The present ruling dispensation needs to revive the true spirit of secularism where everyone can practice its religion without any fear, and religion should not be negatively intermingled with politics in order to promote hate politics
Monuments, society, and people
Pollutants like sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, generated by both vehicles and industries, react with air moisture to form acids that eat into the marble and result in a change of colour and even holes in these heritage monuments
Transcreation: How Marketing in Multiple Languages can Make a Difference
Although transcreation requires time and resources, the extra investment will likely pay for itself many times over in the long run.
A poet’s desperate attempt
She never feels enough
Always desperate to please
An overthinker
Gladly not a compulsive drinker
Feasibility of virtual education in India
Devolving the onus of education to local governing bodies would make the teaching-learning process more workable and beneficial
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