The Face We’ve Given Away: How Facial Recognition Technology Puts Our Privacy At Risk
byWithout a clear regulatory framework, it might be wise to step back from adopting facial recognition technology.
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Caste In The Corridors Of Power: How India’s Elite Institutions Perpetuate Inequality
byCaste in modern India has not vanished; it has adapted. It now thrives in algorithms, policy loopholes & silent complicity.
A Letter
byHere’s a nostalgic poem that yearns for home. Do read.
How Hyderabad Navigated Plague & Floods Under the Nizam
byHyderabad’s early experience in the twentieth century is a striking case study in the power of urban planning, public health, & social policy to turn the tide of disaster.
The Vanishing Bengal Florican
byThe Bengal Florican’s fate is a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked human expansion.
The RSS’s Legacy Of Exclusion & The Battle For India’s Constitutional Values
byAs the RSS celebrates a century of influence, the question that looms large is whether India’s commitment to secularism & pluralism can withstand the pressures of an increasingly exclusionary and majoritarian political climate.
Palestine’s Borders Are Decimated—Can Diplomacy Bring Them Back?
byRecognition of Palestine’s sovereignty must be more than a gesture. It must be the beginning of something real.
The Invisible Predator: The Internet’s Unseen Toll on India’s Children
byIndia’s regulatory frameworks needed to protect children are still in their infancy. And in a country where the digital divide is still wide, implementing such changes will require sustained, nationwide efforts.
I Flew Over the Garbage
byThis poem tells a vivid, fantastical story. Do read.
South Asia’s Water Crisis Begins with the Ganges
byGanga is warning us. We must listen carefully.
Is AI’s Growth Sustainable?
byWhat we are witnessing is not just a technological revolution but a financial one, one that may be just as unpredictable as the future of the technology it’s built on.
Beyond The Courtroom: The Political Battle Over The Delhi Riots & The Role Of Student Leaders
byThe Delhi High Court’s denial of bail to student protestors sparks a complex debate on protest, violence & justice.
From The World’s Largest Democracy To An Electoral Autocracy: The Steady Erosion of India’s Democratic Foundations
byIndia’s decline from a thriving democracy to an “electoral autocracy” signals the weakening of democratic values.
Star-Trek
byWe climb into darkness, windswept mares in hand, as lights fade into endless, weightless light.
From Sacred Shores to Concrete Jungles: The Andaman & Nicobar Islands Are At A Crossroads
byWhat is happening in Andaman & Nicobar islands is nothing but environmental destruction in the name of development.