Inherited Silence: Social construction of a silent father
An exploration of fatherhood, silence, patriarchy, and emotional suppression, revealing how inherited quiet shapes father-son relationships in family life.
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India through my eyes: Sights, sounds and memories
A nostalgic journey through India’s landscapes, heritage, and memories, exploring Bangalore, Delhi, the Taj Mahal, forts, temples, backwaters, and the country’s cultural diversity.
Delimitation: India’s federal fissures or ‘One person one vote’?
Delimitation is a riddle India is to solve. Can India take the risk of federal mistrust by redrawing our boundaries?
Kabhi Nepo Kids, Kabhi Serial Strugglers – Nepotism in Bollywood
Over generations, nepotism in bollywood has increased that it is impossible to find anyone who grew on their own. But how should we deal with it?
Alliances and Antagonisms: The ‘Enigma’ of Nitish Kumar?
Focusing on Nitish Kumar, the artricle highlights Kumar’s frequent shifts between political alliances, earning him the monikers “Paltu Ram” and “Kursi Kumar.” Despite his reputation as a champion of good governance, Bihar’s development, remains low.
The INDIA outside INDIA
The skies are open and so are the seas which flow freely without any distinguishing marks as boundaries which are man-made but the minute a step is taken or put in another country, the law comes into force and national legitimacy needs to be proved in terms of citizenship. The experience of crossing boundaries is…
22 yards, 11 on the field but a billion dreams!
India’s recent victory in the T-20 World Cup took the author’s memories back to 1983 when India won the first ODI WC.
The parochial Indian campus
The Indian university campuses have instead transformed into hotbeds of parochialism with groupings along caste, religious, ethnic, linguistic and regional lines as well as ideological affiliation.
Indian Mangoes- Owner’s Pride, Passerby’s Envy
Owing to their great taste, Indian mangoes have also been used to build relationships as tools of diplomacy.
Becoming a teacher in India – A web of illusions
This article revolves around teacher education as a discipline in India. The article is titled ‘web of illusions’ because the field is not as simple and easy as one may perceive it to be, rather an illusion with many dots, some of which connect whereas some don’t, making it a web. There is a perception that all needed to become a teacher is a teacher education qualification. However, that is hardly the case. In this paper, I have attempted to write how complicated the area has become. For instance, it’s comparatively difficult to get into a Teacher Eduction (TE) Programme; recruitment remains a concern if a candidate gets into the program. The aricle discusses admissions into a teacher education program, the occupation’s commercialization, and teachers’ recruitment.
Tomb of Sand – Painting the trivial from a palette of extraordinary colors
“Tomb of Sand” gives us a genuine, realistic resolution in the author’s distinctive manner, in contrast to most novels that purport to have a realistic touch with fantasy-like endings
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?
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