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Biden’s Foreign Policy: Changing Dynamics
The foreign policy of each country is based on the national interests of that country, But in the 21st Century, there have been...
Soham Agarwal
May 24, 20218 min read


NFTs: Absurd or Evolutionary?
What are NFTs? Time and again, the media flashes with the news of an explosion in the world of Blockchain. From Nyan Cat being sold as a...
Shaily Birla
May 12, 20215 min read


Hong Kong’s Human Capital Reversal
It remains an indubitable fact that a major segment of the millennial gentry unequivocally eye the opportunity of working in a developed...
Aaryan Gadhok
May 5, 20214 min read


Failing the Freedom
“Freedom of the press is not just important to democracy; it is democracy.” -Walter Cronkite. We are often told that knowledge is the new...
Nishant Kumar
May 3, 20215 min read


Making an Aatmanirbhar Healthcare Hub
India has been at the forefront of making healthcare affordable through generic manufacturing. Jugaad finds its way everywhere without...
Shreya Shukla
Apr 28, 20215 min read


Remnants of Secularity
“I have to say that India is no longer the country of this novel,” confesses author Salman Rushdie in an article he wrote reminiscing...
Devansh Mittal
Apr 15, 20215 min read


India’s Asian Balance
Asia, a cluster of 50 independent nations, is a crowded neighbourhood acting as the centre of gravity for both the world economy and...
Aaryan Gadhok
Apr 8, 20215 min read


Who were the Witches?
If you were female, married with less or no children or had spoiled milk in your fridge, chances are that in 1692 you would qualify as a...
Sanchaali Chakravarty
Apr 6, 20216 min read


NCT Bill 2021: Delhi’s Democratic Debacle
When in early 2020, the people of Delhi brought back Arvind Kejriwal to power as the Chief Minister of Delhi, they did not even have the...
Vikram Bana
Apr 5, 20214 min read


Disobeying Civil Disobedience
Perhaps the greatest turnaround in the history of political communication was ushered in with a walk. Not just a walk, a march. Not just...
S Aditya
Mar 20, 20214 min read


The Caste Conundrum: Ambedkar and Gandhi
S.M Michael an English correspondent wrote to Gandhi on 17th November 1920 stating that “even if you (Gandhi) succeed in establishing...
Kumar Harsh
Feb 22, 20215 min read


Ecofeminism: Nature and Beyond
Nature has been conceptualised in feminine terms for centuries, and the archetype of ‘Mother Nature’ has dominated the collective...
Saberi Mallick
Feb 12, 20214 min read


The Dilemma in Indian Democracy
One of the few truisms on which people across the political spectrum tend to agree till now is that the Indian polity is democratic in...
Ritabrata Chakraborty
Jan 25, 20215 min read


A Forgotten Past
“It is a fine sunny day in 18th century Travancore. A warrior who had just returned from war waits outside his Tharavadu (ancestral...
Athul Mohan
Dec 26, 20205 min read


The Supreme Fort
On the afternoon of 10th May 1993, Somnath Chatterjee, a 64-year old lawyer-turned-legislator rose in Lok Sabha to pass a motion. He...
Shanmukha Aditya
Nov 30, 20208 min read


Humanitarian Growth and Institution Builder: Nehruvian Socialism
In continuation with the previous article, We have seen how technological and industrial investment led to the foundation of a...
Pranav Jha
Nov 26, 20207 min read


The Saviour of India’s Infant Economy: Nehruvian Socialism
In these times, socialism has become a more redundant concept. There have been nationalistic calls to undo the wrongs of the past- which...
Pranav Jha
Nov 24, 202013 min read


Malabar Exercise: A Win Without A Fight
Presently, India surely understands how to give a befitting reply to its rival nations; entry of Australia in Malabar is the best example...
Surpiya Singh
Nov 19, 20205 min read


The Essence of Justice: A Case against Capital Punishment
Every time a crime is committed, the victim has a desire for revenge and the recent clamour for the death penalty of rapists collectively...
Nishi Upadhyay
Oct 20, 20204 min read


Rarest of the Rare: A Case for Capital Punishment
Tsutomo Miyazaki infamously known as The Human Dracula was hanged to death at the age of 45. His horrific obsession with little girls led...
Riya Jeph
Oct 20, 20206 min read
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