Sophia Duleep Singh: The Sikh Princess Who Fought For Women’s Right To Vote In Britain
byMaharaja Ranjit Singh’s granddaughter, Sophia Duleep Singh, fought for women’s right to vote in the United Kingdom.
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My Loss
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Bhadrabahu and the Art and Math of Jainism
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The Ancient Rural Sport of Gilli Danda
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The Voice
by“Dare me to fight, My inner demons now. Teach me, teach me the devotion, Of your voice, its bass.”
Of Love, Hate, Hate-Crimes & Elections
byWhen love blossoms, religions and cultures mingle. Then why are we buying into divisive political narratives?
Of Animals in the Jataka Tales, Karma & Rebirth
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The Samba Spy Scandal: When India Tortured Its Own Soldiers
byThe Samba Spy Scandal saw over 60 officers arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan. The charges were later revealed to be fabricated.
Does India Need To Give Love a Chance?
byIn the land of the Kamasutra and the Taj Mahal, uninhibited love still remains a taboo concept.
(Mis)Understanding
byUnderstanding is the root of all communication and conflict; the sole anchor of human interaction.