Robert Mugabe: Liberator, Dictator & A Powerless Old Man
byRobert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s liberator turned dictator has a new avatar – that of a powerless old man.
Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s liberator turned dictator has a new avatar – that of a powerless old man.
The ancient Mauryan edicts of emperor Ashoka present a synergy of Persian and Greek ideas & symbolise a global world.
Einstein was wrong to expect causality to be valid in quantum mechanics. Is there a different approach to rationality?
Shayonnita’s spoken-word poem challenges the stereotypes and questions the singular ideal of a woman.
Legends and myths surround rare celestial phenomena like the solar and the lunar eclipse. Why should we care about them?
Nearly half India’s population – face acute water shortage, with close to 200,000 dying each year from polluted water.
Mother Teresa, the Indian Saint from Albania, cared for the sick & dedicated her life to the service of the poor.
Dr Tariq Rahman reviews a book, which tells how Pakistan’s generals illegally waged the Kargil war & orchestrated a coup.
There’s a lot in common between the Colobus apes found in tropical Africa and Homo Sapiens that prowl the parliament.
An intimate & personal reminiscence through verse can speak to your soul. Sreedhar Vinnakota’s poem does just that.
Do you think men think with their testicles? You may not be wrong. Aristotle once thought the mind was congealed semen.
Crawling on his elbows in the freezing mountains of Ladakh, Masood Hussain photographed the Black-necked Crane.
At what point does the photographer change roles from a documenter of tragedy to an indifferent bystander?
Numerous racist attacks on Africans in India display deep-rooted racism. Are Indians the most racist people in the world?
Higher education in India is very much like India’s caste system, driven by prestige, power, wealth and utility.