The Alarming Resurgence Of Religion In Global Politics
The toxic mix of religion and politics to create a common enemy is a matter of great concern; it could destabilise global political order.
The toxic mix of religion and politics to create a common enemy is a matter of great concern; it could destabilise global political order.
As a champion of Non Aligned Movement, India must play a proactive role in bringing Iran & Israel to the negotiating table.
Going by an insatiable appetite for human greed and selfishness, the world wouldn’t be amused if an AI Frankenstein monster were on the cards.
Celebrity obsession, a sickness that has crept into our society, has accelerated with the advent of social media.
India, home to one of the most prominent capital markets in the world, will find its credibility diminished when accountable institutions remain silent or complacent.
Quantum advancements in telecommunications, coupled with the explosion of the Internet, the World Wide Web and personal computers, entrenched dangerous financialisation of the global economy.
A circular economy will radically redefine our relationship with nature & enable a sustainable future.
Global tech giants, akin to feudal lords, are controlling & exploiting the world’s resources. Policymakers must pay heed to the growing dangers of techno-feudalism?
Nations are in transition, and so is the fate of democracies worldwide. Liberal democracies could be saved only through concerted efforts to promote democracy.
Social media companies, with their unfettered power, could collapse democracies & create a dystopian future.
In this searing essay, the author dissects the deep-rooted prejudices that’s entrenched in the human psyche. Do read.
Until the latter part of the Middle Ages, the nomenclature of Brahmin castes exhibited a common inheritance to lower caste names.
The CAA with its exclusionary objectives and discriminatory provisions targets Muslims.
The BJP & the Sangh Parivar’s historical revisionism—based on dubious claims—is dangerous for India’s social fabric.
Modi’s ‘Make in India’ programme is now in its tenth year. However, none of its goals have materialised.