The World Is In Disarray – But There’s Hope For A Better Future
byThe world, as we know it, is in disarray. But there is hope that the decades to come will make for a better future.
The world, as we know it, is in disarray. But there is hope that the decades to come will make for a better future.
“Before 1800, the word loneliness was not particularly emotional: it simply connoted the state of being alone.”
The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, goes against the principles of the Constitution of India.
Within six years, Modi and Shah have managed to do what India’s worst enemies couldn’t – set India at war with itself.
The CAA 2019 has weakened India’s democracy & diminished the country in the eyes of the international community.
A reckoning of religion’s public role brings to light not only anti-democratic factors but potential pro-democratic forces.
The credit of bringing India’s robust, functioning economy to its knees goes to the inept Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
Professor Simon Altmann writes about his tryst with an unwelcome, unexpected intruder – Parkinson’s disease.
As the world’s largest democracy descends into authoritarianism, the country desperately needs a leader like Gandhi.
The Chinese State wants to demolish the Shikumen, old housing from the past. But the nostalgia lives on.
Simon Altmann offers a very simple method to do the laundry without the use of water, detergents, or energy in any form.
Does Indian secularism serve as a model for European liberals, or is it a warning?
You get to dismiss the negative associations around fish traders when you understand their struggles & resilience.
Instead of claiming that we are the world’s largest democracy, we should introspect about the quality of our democracy.
Our relationships with land can fundamentally reshape our governments, markets, politics and societies.