Evan Gershkovich: A Wall Street Journalist Wrongly Accused Of Espionage
byTruth, as they say, is the first casualty of war, and journalists who tell it are often the victims.
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Colin Cowdrey: Delightful Elegance & Aplomb
byColin Cowdrey, the inventor of the ‘paddle’ sweep-shot, was sophistication personified.
‘Woke’ Advertising & Social Consciousness
byBy replacing obsolete ideas with progressive ones, brands are pushing the boundaries of thought & reaching their target audience.
Nehru, Tibet & China
byChina’s expansionist activities across the border remain a persistent threat to India’s security.
A Moment Of Tranquility
byTranquility is priceless.
Tharangambadi: A Danish Haven in Tamil Nadu
byAt Tranquebar or Tharangambadi, one can find traces of Danish history in India.
The Evolution Of Indian Comics
byThe evolution of Indian comics helps us understand how comics are a highly effective pedagogical tool in shaping a child’s mind.
Gandhi’s Visit To The Lancashire Cotton Mill
byDuring the Swadeshi movement, Gandhi visited a cotton mill in Lancashire. Was he able to convince the mill workers of his struggle? Did the cotton mill workers persuade Gandhi?
The Story Of The Scottish Madras Fabric
byThe Madras fabric is still very popular is still among the South Indians.
Pashmina: India’s Global Treasure
byPashmina, made from Changthangi and Chegu goats in Kashmir and Ladakh, is now one of the world’s most sought after fabric.
Elephants & Religious Myths
byElephants have played an important role in glorifying humans. But such myths have only harmed elephants.
Pictured Realities
byWhy we hope that things would happen, or emerge, the way we visualise them.
Fraudulent History
byDo we live in silos fraudulently created by history? A poet shares his thoughts through verse.
Domesticity
byWhere do we find ourselves? In our dreams? Or, in our reality? Antara, a poet, juxtaposes reality & dreams through verse.
The Song Of Despair
byPeople who lived in Kashmir for generations have had to flee & seek asylum elsewhere. Living in foreign lands, they look back at home and sing songs of despair.