Aggressive Majoritarianism and Power
However, in the race of power projection where no one wants to project oneself as weak, the genuine efforts of welfare find no place
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People the Greatest Beings
These beings are peculiar in comparison to other primates; filled with the knowledge of wonders and mystery. They bountifully fill lands with dictatorship and mystifying perspectives. Whom might they be?
Sufis as rebels and the syncretic tradition of medieval India
Sufis propagated a liberal form of Islam that did not coerce people into conversions. Even in times of hatred, they spoken the language of love.
Saree: A timeless fabric for all occasions
Saree has often enjoyed the undisputed laurel of being associated with elegance and beauty. The journey of saree has indeed been a long one, traversing past generations and narrating the tale of human passion.
Period – A transition of a girl to womanhood
It’s very important to explain to people that Menstruation is nothing but a simple biological function. There is nothing impure about it. Everyone should celebrate this particular day in a girl’s life.
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.
De-Rationalizing Indian Minds: Role of Indian Media
Indian media’s biggest project for the past 3-4 years now has been the derationalizing of Indian Minds.
Understanding India’s corporatized workplaces & culture
Morally questioning and ethically speaking, it all boils down to how humans treat each other. We are no products, the prices of which a corporate marketplace model can justify
Kushti Akhada: A dying culture in India
Indian wrestlers who have brought laurels for our country credit all their success to their Akhada training that they did during their initial days
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.
Rethinking Secularism
The Indian version of secularism signified the peaceful co‑ existence of religious communities and a creative interaction between various traditions.
Are we caged? Are we free?
In using our language now we’re ashamed
Laughing, larking, talking lame.
Our tradition is now getting lost
Modernism and westernization is the cost.
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