How Propagandists Orchestrated Riots In The UK
byClearing misinformation may seem impossible. However, by thinking about audience first, we can, maybe, find the lost, and lead them through the storm.
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In These Ears Lie Ancient Secrets
byDo read this beautiful poem about love, romance & belonging.
Why The Story Of Racial Apathy Portrayed In Mississippi Masala Remains Relevant Even Today
byIndian immigrant communities have tightly held on to their anti-black beliefs. Will this colonial hangover ever fade out?
Ismail Haniyeh’s Assassination Could Escalate Violence In Middle East
byWith the war in Gaza showing no sign of abating and the whole Middle East on a knife’s edge, the killing raises questions about whether it may spark a wider regional war.
The Art Of War
byMaster Sun advising rulers not to mobilise forces when in a rage. Wars, he writes, should not be fought over a slight.
The Digital Dark Age: Misinformation’s Toll On Children
byIt’s essential to create a secure digital landscape for children by upholding the values of honesty, integrity & transparency.
A Complaint To Keats’s Ghost
byHow long will this posthumous existence of mine continue? – John Keats
George Harrison, Ravi Shankar & The Journey Of The Sitar
byThe journey of the sitar demonstrates that the beauty of musical instruments lies not in their function but in their ability to surpass genres.
Kamala Harris & The ‘Model Minority’ Myth
byIt’s time for South Asians to stop discriminating against black people by considering themselves to be the ‘model minorities.’
A Partisan Budget
byThe budget outlay presented by India’s Finance minister is partisan, discriminatory & favours a few political allies.
Advocating A Circular Economy
byA circular economy will radically redefine our relationship with nature & enable a sustainable future.
What Biden’s Withdrawal From Presidential Race Informs Us About Party Conventions
byWith Biden’s withdrawal, it remains to be seen if the new Democratic nominee will be a strong candidate or, if elected, a good president.
The Paper Boat
byUrmi’s poem reflects of the moments of life that take us on the highway of nostalgia.
Why Do Dogs Bark?
byA barking dog has something to say. We need patience & willingness to understand.
Is Social Media Fuelling Political Polarisation?
byDigital platforms & their algorithms are often accused of amplifying political polarisation and hostility online. Do they?