Ami Jen Jentra (Are we machines?): Questions that Assamese film ‘Homework’ compels us to ask
Assamese film Homework (2026) review — Zubeen Garg’s last on-screen appearance in a moving story about childhood, education pressure, and rural nostalgia.
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A promising journey: India’s tryst with digitalization
Initiatives like Digital India and Demonetization and events like COVID have enhanced connectivity and transparency presenting a promising pathway for India’s future growth and soft power enhancement.
Greenland should not become Trump land
The island of 57,000 inhabitants has immense natural wealth and massive oil reserves. This is tempting for any state and easier for the US, whose unmatched offensive and defensive capabilities make such a pursuit far more feasible than for any other country.
The pedagogy of corruption: India’s tryst with ‘purchased’ privilege
Taking corruption to its extreme, Vyapam scam highlights that that honesty does not take us too far.
Women’s Reservation System in Bangladesh: A Review of On Ground Policy
Political Representation is integral to bring structural changes in the way the society is governed. Opportunities to women in politics promotes gender equality and makes way for more just and equal society based on policies and practices that cater to the needs of underprivileged women.
Indian Navy gearing up for shifting defense dynamics in the world?
Inching towards the revival of India’s forgotten service: Is the Indian Navy gearing up for shifting defense dynamics in the world?
Rise of Economic Nationalism in the U.S. – Whither Globalization?
The trend of inward-looking politics in the backdrop of globalisation can be interpreted to be a resurgence of Economic Nationalism in the U.S
Impact of the rise of right-wing politics in India on Institutions
The Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) rise in the Indian political circles has been well documented for a considerable amount of time. But in 2014, a resurgence of sorts caused BJP to come to power for the second time in over 16 years. BJP’s meticulous rise to power marks an era of the political right-wing dominating politics, not only in India but in other notable powers of the world as well.
Diversified ethnic demography of Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, these ethnic identities and groups have further played the role of creating political power blocs centred around them. The regions of the country are further divided on the basis of such ethnic identities.
The Ukraine-Russia conflict: Why the war broke out
his article makes an attempt to list down some of the important factors that could help understand the motive of the aggressors and in turn, help to ease the geopolitical conflict at play in the Eastern European region over the past few decades.
What led to the Sri Lankan economic crisis?
To understand what led to the economic crisis of Sri Lanka, we have to analyze the preceding events or factors before the final blow to the economy by the pandemic. This rich and wonderful country became a tragedy for reasons that were not recognized
The Indian National Congress: Problems, Challenges and the Way Forward
For any political party to thrive in conditions as hostile as the Indian political climate, the presence of a strong, astute leader capable enough to tackle dynamic political conditions is very critical. And it is the absence of a strong figure capable enough to tackle and counter the rise of the BJP that is hurting Congress’ aspirations to rise to power.
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