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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Powerplay in a post-COVID world: India – USA relations
The US should also focus on finding new ways to amicably part ways with China and look forward to a better diplomatic relationship with India in numerous fields and evolving areas of mutual interest.
Cooperative Farming: A way out of poverty for India farmers
The possibilities of cooperative farming in India are vast. Cooperative farming gives farmers the power of negotiation, backward linkage to buy agro-inputs, forward market linkage to sell their products, and access to the marketplace.
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.
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.
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
Horatian political satire in Malayalam news channels
Some of them are simply called infotainment programs, perhaps in an attempt to dilute the intensity that comes with the notion of satire. Perhaps the people working on it choose to reiterate that they intend to keep the act simple and bias-free
Life vs profit: Dilemma of capping COVID treatment prices
In a country like India, where caste and class inequalities have dictated the distribution of wealth and access of resources, unless the government does not move further than the capping of prices in private hospitals, it will be leaving a significant amount of the population without any affordable medical avenue.
Rising pressure and anxieties among Indian students
In our society failure is not seen as an opportunity to learn but indicates a child’s inability at performing a particular activity. This creates an irrational belief that even the slightest failure means being unsuccessful in life.
Self-reliance, sustainable development and the environment
Desired changes cannot be brought by the Government if there is an absence of public consensus; it can only be built if people are actively made to realise the damage which they are doing to the environment through their actions.
Forgotten languages and lost identities
Later I arrived at the questions that concerned me the entire time. Why is the language dying out? Why are the native speakers so few? Why is the upcoming generation not aware of the native culture?
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