The History Of Poison & Stereotypical Narratives
byThe history of poison points to gendered & racial stereotypes that we should not forget.
The history of poison points to gendered & racial stereotypes that we should not forget.
The world over, impunity against those who kill journalists is the new normal. It’s an ominous portent for democracy.
Criminalising lawful humanitarian engagement & cutting aid organisations puts millions of Yemenis on the brink of famine.
The role of music in mind-control has a fascinating history; it has intrigued psychologists, and philosophers alike.
Vladimir Putin, the Russian judo master, is using the principles of judo to diplomacy – and winning hands down.
Aristotle’s theory needs revision – Man is not a social animal, he is a materialistic animal.
Hadiya & Shafin Jahan’s case raises an important question: are we guaranteed our fundamental rights?
The goals & resolutions to eradicate poverty & hunger remain unfulfilled. The UN must pontificate less & act more.
Sabarimala needs a safe pilgrimage policy that addresses environmental & public health concerns effectively.
Modi’s meeting with Putin is significant; it asserts ‘strategic autonomy’ in foreign policy & calls for multilateralism.
Drew Dalton, a lecturer at the University of Sunderland, asks relevant questions about religion & sexual orientation.
What distinguishes a graphic novel from a comic book? Why are they considered ‘inferior’ to ‘literature’?
Of the 114 Nobel prize winners for literature, between 1901 and 2017, there have been only 14 women.
Social entrepreneurs must gain knowledge of the communities they serve & help them scale their solutions.
What’s the connection between Raphael’s cartoons in Victoria and Albert Museum in London and astrological signs?