The national language conundrum
Article 343 of the Indian Constitution diluted all these expectations giving Hindi and English the status of twin official languages at the Union level
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Cigarette smoking & alcohol consumption are injurious to health
The slow-motion shots, the thumping background score, and seeing their favorite idol smoke cigarette or drink on-screen would influence others negatively
The Kalapani dispute: Indo – Nepal relations
Commenting on the New Political Map of India, Nepal’s Ministry of External Affairs commented that they are not at all ready to offer their consent to India’s decision, while India has considered its map as accurate
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
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
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
Netflix’s documentaries reveal a darker side of Arranged Marriages
Marriage as a social institution is a very important subject that can be used to study the agency of women in society
Bio-toilets & Swachh Bharat-All about Swachh Rail
Bio-toilets are among the few ideas that can help to solve the environmental, health, water, manual scavengers, and farming-related issues effectively.
What I took home from Shaheen Bagh
I was standing in midst of hundreds, warm and unthreatened in the middle of the year’s coldest night. 20 years, and that day I felt the unbreakable spine of women.
SWOT analysis of National Education Policy 2020
Although the policy has emphasized a lot of positives, the biggest challenge ahead of the government is the nationwide implementation and achieving the learning outcomes
My journey in Sabha, the multilingual theatre society of St. Stephen’s
The English Theatre society Shakespeare Sabha is one of the oldest societies in the country. It has always done English, and Shakespeare plays. We, as a multilingual theatre society, separated from it sometime in 2008. It was really difficult for us to create a separate identity of our own.
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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