Science, Scientism & Psephological Soothsayers
byIs psephological analysis, a science, a statistical model or just some sort of a guesstimate?
Is psephological analysis, a science, a statistical model or just some sort of a guesstimate?
The toxic mix of religion and politics to create a common enemy is a matter of great concern; it could destabilise global political order.
‘Through cultural proliferation using the entertainment industry, South Korea is taking the world under its tide, and India has given in.‘
The study of transformative relationships with the enemy can help us better understand the emotional & mental complexities of warfare today
From disrobing Draupadi in the King’s court five thousand years ago to raping women in hospitals, sexual violence against women is rife in Bharat.
Children, adolescents and women are not safe. Stronger laws alone cannot change the occurrence of rape. State and familial impunity given to predators must end.
AI—“filled with prejudicial, hateful text”— is an effective political propaganda tool. It stereotypes social groups, facilitates societal breakdown, and accelerates economic inequality.
One could ask why negotiations and dialogue are not considered to solve conflicts as closely as the one in Manipur.
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.
Events from history are a reminder that racism exists in many forms, often dressed with the biases and policies that make minorities their victims.
Nothing could have predicted the excitement that Harris would be able to engender.
High-caste Hindus, for centuries, used racial and caste politics to claim an advantageous role for themselves falsely.
One may never be able to crack the true meaning of the ‘great Indian head wobble.’ However, this infectious gesture will become a part of one’s response while dealing with it.
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?
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, is trying to reshape the British political right with his divisive rhetoric. Will he succeed? A veteran British journalist shares her thoughts.