Uyghurs are an ethnic community residing in the Xinjiang Province of the Republic of China. Uyghurs were migrants from present-day Mongolia in 840 CE, according to Chinese history. […]
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Unlocking Wellness: The Ultimate Guide to Yoga for Health and Harmony
Yoga originates from the Sanskrit root yuj, meaning “to unite” or “to yoke”. It is a practice that seeks to unite the physical, mental, and spiritual selves and […]
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DECODING UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ON THE FUNDAMENTALS OF INDIAN PHENOMENA
India is described as a “Socialist, Secular, Democratic, Republic,” emphasizing diversity. However, having diverse laws is seen as unfair. Implementing a Uniform Civil Code is essential for genuine […]
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Sita & Ram: Embrace Love and Fall in Love
Ram and Sita will always hold a special place in my heart because of their enchanted journey through difficult circumstances. You fall head over heels for love as […]
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‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’: A Feminist Perspective
The novel ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ by Khaled Hosseini, set against the backdrop of Afghanistan, portrays the dreadful problems a woman has to face from childhood until death. […]
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The Ultimate Soft Power of Korean Wave: Effect on Indo-Korean Relations
With the Korean wave sweeping the world, it has influenced the South Korean economy and created its own new identity. The Korean wave, also known as Hallyu, has […]
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HOW DOES SOFT POWER PORTRAY INDIA’S IMAGE TO THE WORLD?
India has a mixed legacy when it comes to soft power. It went through periods of heights, plateaus and lows. There was no single country with greater soft […]
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CODA (2021): THE SIMPLE YET RICH MOVIE THAT RESONATES WITH AUDIENCES
Winner of the 2022 Academy Award for Best Picture, Sian Heder’s film CODA is an emotionally-packed exploration of the self, typical in coming-of-age cinema. As a CODA (Child […]
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WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES 2022: WHAT MADE CHINA THE CONTROVERSIAL HOST?
The Olympic Games is a major international multi-sport event hosted once every four years. China hosted the most recent Winter Olympics from 4th to 20th February 2022. Over […]
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“The Kashmir Files”: A movie, truth or another narrative?
The Kashmir Files is a 2022 Indian film based on the real-life experiences of Kashmiri Pandits during their exodus from Kashmir in 1990. Vivek Agnihotri and company have made […]
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Wild Iris by Louise Glück: A Poetry On Reflections Of Life
Interpreting poetry seems like an uphill task to many people who do not engage with poetry very frequently. Poetry, much opposed to its inherent appeal, is seen as […]
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DON’T LOOK UP- A POLITICAL APOCALYPTIC SATIRE
Director Adam McKay’s “DON’T LOOK UP“ is his latest addition of a snarky mockery evidently aimed at politicians and the larger society out there. This movie clearly depicts […]
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Understanding the modern history of the Hindi language.
Hindi language: India and Globally Hindi, which is one of the main languages of the Indian heartland, belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European language family. In […]
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In Focus: BHUTAN- The land of happiness & sustainability:
Bhutan is a poster child for happiness and green living. With 70 per cent forest cover and power generation virtually entirely from mountain streams, Bhutan stands as an […]
