Understanding the technological impact on financial inclusion
Financial inclusion strives to bring financial awareness in villages and provide the residents with best possible and affordable banking services.
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Rebellion to Reconciliation
When the very ethical ground of a powerful commitment shifts beneath the feet of the foot-soldier, it causes a collapse of morale.
The Hindutva Right and its disdain for secularism
When it comes to the matter of secularism, the BJP and RSS have been very dismissive about its importance in the Indian scenario.
Remembering Munshi Premchand at 140
[responsivevoice_button voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Read out this Theel for me”] If we speak in the Indian context, the name that echoes inside the walls of our minds is Dhanpat Rai Shrivastav, popularly known as Munshi Premchand. Few writers have been loved in public and literary circles alike. July 31, 2020 marks his 140th birth anniversary. …
India’s role in heralding a new multilateral order
An India, working closely with democratic countries, based on humanity, fairness, and equality as envisioned by PM Modi at the online summit of Non-Aligned meet, can lead the world in the right direction.
Reviving the Handicraft in India
Today, we notice that popular fashion has been influenced with traditional arts. The youth today is increasingly moving towards traditional arts.
Wasted opportunity: Reflecting on the media’s response to SSR’s death
SSR’s untimely passing provided an opportunity for the country to have a serious discussion on what mental illness looks like and feels like.
The violence of capitalism: Revisiting Arun Prabhu’s Aruvi (2017)
Aruvi is not a violent film; it is an entertainer. However, the systemic violence in it is not inconspicuous; it is the crux of the plot.
Trolley Problem and the war for the control of the economic narrative
The decisions being made about when and how to relax the lockdown can be discussed as a kind of trolley problem. We have diverted from the track of “normal life” as we make desperate attempts to save lives from the virus.
The discourse of student protests and its anxieties in the capital
The streets of the capital have never been devoid of protests, union strikes and farmer strikes and has taken shape as the ground for portraying dissent in its many forms.
Demystifying mental health and mental illness
Often people think that it is humiliating to go for a mental checkup as they might be called a mental patient. People feel ashamed, but they shouldn’t.
I am an Indian. I am from North-East
What Indians can do is- sensitize their fellow mates on the seriousness of the issue and educate themselves and also the rest of India for standing against such forms of discrimination
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