How Search Engines Spread Misinformation
bySearch engine algorithms skew information requests & spread misinformation. Here’s how they do it.
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Did RSS Participate In The Indian Freedom Struggle?
byTo gain electoral legitimacy, RSS ideologues are building narratives of their participation in the freedom movement.
The Korean Peninsula Is Key To Japan’s National Security
byThe pre-war Japanese understanding that the Korean Peninsula is key to Japan’s security is true, and will remain so.
Utopia or Dystopia: What Does Our Future Look Like?
byThis fascinating peek isn’t science fiction; it’s, quite simply, scientific eventuality.
Myanmar’s Military Coup Is A Blow To The Nation’s Stunning Biodiversity
byMyanmar’s coup also threatens to permanently damage the nation’s environment & harm the people who rely on it.
Wall
byIf a wall were to narrate its own autobiography in verse, what would it say?
Colonel Vivian Majendie & The Original ‘War On Terror’
byBorn in 1836, Majendie served as an artillery officer in the Crimean War & the Indian Rebellion.
When We Migrated From The Kashmir Valley In The Winter Of 1989
byAvanti Kaul, who migrated from the Kashmir Valley at the age of seven, narrates her story. It is poetic & melancholic.
Why Is Biden Missing Out On The Narrow Window of Opportunity on Iran Nuclear Deal?
byIf the JCPOA is not revived, an Iran-China-Russia axis may emerge, much to Washington’s disadvantage.
Why Delhi Diary, Gandhi’s Book Of Prayer Speeches, Is Relevant Today
byA reading of the Delhi Diary makes one question if India can ever free itself from the shackles of religion, caste & creed.
Batmen & Unicorns: Inside The Original Moon Hoax
byHere’s a fascinating story which underscores the importance of fact-based understanding of the world.
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Approved Khashoggi Murder
byMuhammad bin Salman approved an operation in Istanbul to kill Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Goddess
byA woman turns into a Goddess when someone whispers she has powers in which one must believe.
Gary Lineker: Football’s Quiet Hero
byGary Lineker never ever got tired with football, or talking about the sport. He was a quiet realist too, a footballer in a league of his own.
Postcards: “Weapons of Racial Stereotyping?”
byPostcards served as objects of artistic interest as well as prima facie social documents.