Reader Discretion Advised: This piece discusses sensitive topics that may evoke strong emotions and includes graphic descriptions. The Road Always Taken- Continued. The logical fallacies in these arguments […]
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Orchestrating Moral Policing To Manifest Inequalities: A Decade Ahead of India’s Daughter- Part I
Reader Discretion Advised: This piece discusses sensitive topics that may evoke strong emotions and includes graphic descriptions. “In an epoch when sexual assaults and ravishments are the order […]
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Decoding Israel-Palestine: Unraveling Shades in the Conflict.
As Hamas launched a bold assault on Israel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed shock and solidarity. He stated, “The people of India firmly support Israel in this challenging […]
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Delving Deep into the Profound Psychological Impact of Terrorism
Defining Terrorism The term ‘terrorism’ is familiar to all of us. However, it is difficult to attribute a single, standard definition to terrorism because of its stigma and […]
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Analysing the Evolving Illegal Migration in South East Asia
South East Asia is home to one of the biggest migration ‘loops’. The eleven countries of the region – all equally diverse in culture, religion, and history – […]
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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 […]
