Modi, Kashmir & Trump’s Nobel Dreams
byThe appropriate question we need to ask at this moment is: Howdy India?
The appropriate question we need to ask at this moment is: Howdy India?
Should a scientific approach to solving problems be substituted by blind faith in the government?
Does Modi’s call, “Ab Ki Baar Trump Sarkaar,” augur well for the long-term interests of Indian Foreign policy?
India has always been a multilingual country. Statements calling for a “national language” are just a diversionary tactic.
The protests in Hong Kong seek democracy, freedom & human rights. But the narrative that’s presented is that of violence.
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics present an incredible opportunity for Japan to present itself as a new-era technology master.
While the Chandrayaan-2 mission has not gone as expected, it cannot be called a failure.
Much of history is male-oriented. But what isn’t obvious is that the pantheon of gods mostly served the interests of men.
Through his columns & short stories, Amar critiques the act of partition as the biggest error in the history of mankind.
Article 35A of the Indian Constitution, advocated by the Kashmiri Pandits, has unfortunately been communalised.
Is connecting with your ageing parents through technology a form of care?
Did Russia test a long-range missile with a nuclear warhead? Are Russian authorities hiding a Chernobyl-like-accident?
Today, lake Guru Dongmar in Sikkim is a contentious place. But it was once blessed by Guru Nanak, the Sikh Guru.
Functionalism in architecture & the idea of incorporating light & space emanate from the Abbey of Fossanova. Here’s how.
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.