As per World Health Organisation’s (WHO) estimate, about 650 million (about 10%) of the world’s population are differently abled. Out of this, 80% live in developing countries. Disability […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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Democratic Republic of Congo and the UN Peacekeepers: A Strained Relationship
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as it is officially known, is a landlocked nation with a 25-mile Atlantic Ocean coastline. It is the continent’s second-largest nation. In […]
Law & Society / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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Analysing the Significance of the Co-education System in the Present Scenario
School provides us with the basic foundation of knowledge and from where we learn how to socialise with the people around us. It gives a chance to procure […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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US-Mexico Border Wall: The Visual Representation of a Political Separation
Images shape our understanding of global politics. Any phenomenon, for instance, a terrorist attack, ecological disaster, or protest demonstration, reaches a broader public effectively via visual media. With […]
Biodiversity & Agriculture. / Environment, Energy and Climate / International Affairs
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The Fukushima Clean-Up: A Threat to the Environment?
Fukushima, Japan, is the most radioactive place on earth. Now, authorities plan to dump over a million tons of treated radioactive wastewater into the surrounding Pacific Ocean. The […]
International Affairs / Law & Society
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Indians Quitting India: Analysing the Surge in Citizenship Renunciation
Indians travelling overseas for work or study is not a new phenomenon. However, the pace with which Indians relinquish their Indian citizenship is not quite normal. As per […]
Human Rights in Crisis / International Affairs
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China: Ethnic Minorities and the Dilemma of Pluralism
China, the most populous country, is also home to the largest ethnic group in the world. As per the national census of 2020, Hans constitutes 91.21% of the […]
Digital regime and Technology / International Affairs
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Cyberspace: An Emerging Security Issue in Global Politics
Information technology runs the major domains of our lives, such as transport, communications, global markets, and national security. Evidently, IT is essential to our economy and personal lives, […]
Environment, Energy and Climate
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Heatwaves in Europe: Soaring Temperatures and Unfurling Wildfires
Ferocious heatwaves have exhausted the European continent, which has only experienced a mild climate until now. This summer from June 2022, Europe and the Mediterranean region became victims […]
Environment, Energy and Climate
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E-Fuels: A Sustainable Energy Source for the Future
E-fuels and green fuels are gaining momentum as alternative replacements for non-renewable energy sources. Soaring GHG emissions and the resultant climate change are the primary reason for the […]
Law & Society
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The Right to Work From Home
In the recent past, most changes observed in the world order can be attributed to the pandemic and the consequences of its effects in both personal and professional […]
Biodiversity & Agriculture. / Environment, Energy and Climate
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The Growing Tension in the Western Ghats
The Western Ghats, also known as the Sahyadri, are a mountain range in western India traversing through the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra and Gujarat. […]
Law & Society / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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Understanding Sex Work as a “Profession” in the 21st Century
Our narrow-minded society will frown when we hear ‘sex work’ or ‘sex worker’. Keep scowling your brows. However, they are humans who wish to enjoy the same right […]
Environment, Energy and Climate / International Affairs
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‘Paris Agreement a Human Rights Treaty’: The Supreme Court of Brazil’s Watershed Ruling
The Paris Agreement is the first global environmental agreement to recognize human rights as an integral part of its framework. Although the Paris Agreement is not a human […]
