Coronavirus & Inequality
byAs millions of people across the world struggle to survive, a few manage to usurp and control obscene amounts of wealth.
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Will Shinzō Abe’s Legacy Continue?
byShinzō Abe, Japan’s nationalist Prime Minister, has resigned due to health reasons. Who’s going to take over the reins?
Gifts Of Truth
byIf poetry is for selling, at all, let it sell rebellion.
The Curious Connection Between Colonialism, Caste & Football In India
byWe dug deep into the archives & fished out an untold yet fascinating story of football in India.
How China Celebrates Mao’s Fake Propaganda On Eradicating Schistosomiasis
byChina claims to have eradicated schistosomiasis. But its a lie. Since 1950s, the CCP used propaganda cover up epidemics.
China’s Expansionist Agenda: A Global Threat
byChina’s expansionist agenda is predictable. It follows an unimaginative template based on lies & military aggression.
Nietzsche: The Rebel Philosopher
byNietzsche — the philosopher — paid the ultimate price for being a genius.
‘Nasty,’ ‘Phony,’ ‘Mad’: Politics Is A Misogynystic Minefield
byMisogyny is rampant in the political landscape. Women politicians across the world are targets of malicious slander.
I Desire You
byHere’s a verse that provokes you to think about human desire for sexual experimentation & fidelity.
South Sea Bubble: The Real Story Behind The Iconic Financial Crash
by300 years after the South Sea Bubble, Helen Paul reveals the secrets behind the iconic financial crash.
What A Jain Merchant’s Autobiography Tells Us About Life In The Mughal Era
byBanarasidas, a seventeenth-century Jain merchant, is a rare & valuable voice. His autobiography offers a rare insight.
Cricket’s First Engineer
byFarokh Engineer’s cricket showcased pure elegance, riveting style and transcendent poise.
The English & The Un-English
byLanguage in India is a rocky terrain whose slope has been steepened by the trills of a borrowed tongue.
Two Roads To Freedom: Where Nehru & Bose Really Differed
byThe cleavages between Nehru & Bose emerged as a result of what each saw as the right path to guide India to freedom.
Where The Mind Is Without Fear
byAs India celebrates its 74th Independence Day, Tagore’s poem is an apt reminder of the new India we envisioned.