How China & The WHO Orchestrated A Global Genocide
The global pandemic, unleashed by China & the WHO’s criminal negligence, has killed over 37000 & infected over 700,000.
Shrenik Rao, a Fellow at University of Oxford’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism and founder of 7MB, revived and relaunched the 231-year-old news brand Madras Courier digitally on October 12, 2016. He lectured at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Chicago, London School of Economics, SOAS – the University of London, University of Westminster, interviewed heads of states and made documentaries that were broadcast in 54 countries. His most recent project was for History Channel.
The global pandemic, unleashed by China & the WHO’s criminal negligence, has killed over 37000 & infected over 700,000.
The India Gandhi envisioned is fading into the oblivion, only to be replaced by the Hindutva majoritarianism.
Student protests across the country indicate that the Modi-Shah government is quickly losing the ground beneath its feet.
Within six years, Modi and Shah have managed to do what India’s worst enemies couldn’t – set India at war with itself.
Does @ mean Amen, or does it mean “monkeys tail”? How and when did @ evolve? Is it a symbol of the digital era?
A British Military officer’s postcards show what Secunderabad looked like in the early 1900s. It’s a highway to nostalgia.
Loose Talk Costs Lives, a campaign warning of the dangers of rumour-mongering, is more relevant than ever.
Kiki Smith’s art, with its surreal realism, transforms a casual spectator into a prying voyeur.
Symbolism is an essential ingredient in realpolitik; it transforms political hustlers into everlasting legends.
Humans have cultivated & commoditised onions for millennia, made it into an instrument of economic and political power.
The Mughal Emperor Akbar’s ‘niece,’ was abducted & taken to Mexico, where she was venerated as a Catholic saint.
In “New India,” with regressive ideas regurgitated from the past, caste violence hangs like the sword of Damocles.
Mōḍī, a script used to write Marathi, evolved from Mouryi, a Brahmi script. But it faded into the oblivion in the 1950s.
India has always been a multilingual country. Statements calling for a “national language” are just a diversionary tactic.
Sir Martin Sorrell and Shrenik Rao converse about cricket, capitalism & entrepreneurship over lunch.
