India: Striking Farmers Close Down Delhi In A Show Of Popular Democracy
byThe disjunct between the restive street and haughty state could not be more stark.
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Last Taxi To Sohryngkham
byA poet pens an elegy, pouring his deepest desires, disappointments and desires.
The Enemies of Democracy Be Damned!
byAmitabh Kant’s crude statement leaves us with a pertinent question: whose democracy is it anyway?
For India, Not Joining The RCEP Is A Missed Opportunity
byJoining the RCEP could be a strategic move to build a community of neighbouring nations to fight the pandemic.
Confronting Colonial Legacies In London’s ‘Little India’
byHavelock Road will now become Guru Nanak Road, after the founder of the Sikh faith.
Frank Sinatra: The Baritone Man
byFrank Sinatra, the suave crooner and archetypal swanker, was more than one guy. He was his own Cecil de Mille of music.
Exploring The Indian Ocean As A Rich Archive Of History
byScholars are drawing attention to the ocean’s submarine life & its human histories which have always been entangled.
The Uneven Side Of Earth
byA poet reflects on the idea of justice, life, longing & belonging of those who reside on the uneven side of the earth.
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byA software program showed great progress in solving biology’s greatest challenges – understanding protein folding.
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The Chopin Of Behaviourism
byB F Skinner was a radical psychologist and thinker; a pioneer, no less.
The Dangers of Authoritarian Enclaves within the EU
byAuthoritarian enclaves are a danger for the development of the EU; Europe Must be circumspect of regional integration.
Did Mossad Assassinate Iran’s Top Nuclear Scientist?
byWith regard to Fakhrizadeh’s assassination, there is a deplorable shortage of moral outrage in our world.
Quo Vida
bySaying good bye is never easy, especially to those who you deeply care about. Here’s a poet’s parting gift.