Home’s Where The Enterprise Is
byWork from home is the new mantra—the best thing to do to be financially independent, have more time for family, and lead a life the way you want.
Opinion
Sanction Pakistan, The Hub Of Global Terrorism
byTaking cognisance of Pakistan’s rogue behaviour, the international community must impose economic & military sanctions that cripple terror financing structures on which Pakistan survives.
The Coup In Sudan
byThe coup in Sudan, which reinstates military rule, will not address the challenges Sudanese people face.
What Is The Future Of The United Nations?
byIt is evident that the P-5 will not let go their stranglehold on the organisation & the U.N. is unlikely to become the Parliament of Man.
Facebook’s “Smart Glasses” & The Alarming Intrusion Of Privacy
byFacebook’s smart glasses project violates the fundamental freedoms and privacy guaranteed to people across the world.
It’s Time To End The ‘Madrasi’ Stereotype
byThe stereotype of the ‘Madrasi’ & the myopic portrayal of anyone who lives South of Nagpur is problematic.
Superman Is Bisexual & He Has A Thing For Reporters
byWith Superman’s coming out, queer representation has become the Superhero’s core identity.
The Unwisdom Of Xi Jinping
byXi, in his haste to show himself as a strong leader, has seriously compromised the security of the region.
Instagram Is Toxic For Teens: Here’s Why
byFacebook has known for a year and a half that Instagram is bad for teens despite claiming otherwise. Here are the harms researchers have been documenting for years.
Distilled Wisdom: Einstein & God
byIf there is a detector created by evolution, we know that whatever it detects, must exist.
Angela Merkel: Gentle Persuasion In An Age Of Populism
byAngela Merkel, a pragmatic and persuasive leader who carried the baton of international liberalism for sixteen years, is now retiring from her role.
The War On Terror Has Globalised Terrorism
byState terrorism has not been effective in reducing, let alone eliminating, terrorism.
Tao Of Expectations
byExpectations galore are not just disappointing; they also clog our layers of rational thought.
Sartre, Solitude & The Self
byThe challenging time we are living through can help us reflect on who we really are. But are we merely the products of the stories we tell ourselves?
9/11: The Controversial Story Of The Remains Of The World Trade Center
byFresh Kills became a graveyard for unidentifiable bodies. The ruins further escaped the attempt to control them, their toxic vapours proved harmful to the workers on site.