Man made nationalism? Chauvinistic language on news panel debates
Nationalist discourse is inevitably dragged into misogyny on news debates, as masses might feel connected to such language over social media.
Nationalist discourse is inevitably dragged into misogyny on news debates, as masses might feel connected to such language over social media.
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
Rabindranath Tagore’s criticism of the concept of nationalism has kept humanism at the core.
Each country’s flag has something unique and distinct which it wishes to uphold or represent. On hoisting the Indian flag by the banks of Ravi in Lahore in 1930 Nehru extolled his countrymen to salute it as a mark of unity irrespective of the differences in language, caste, creed or religion.
The Indian society which was just recovering from the wounds inflicted by the tragic Partition was still divided based on caste, linguistic and religion induced differences
A baleful feature of contemporary Indian politics is the subjugation of the mind to partisanship in the narrowest sense.