With China’s goal to become a global superpower by 2049, the Antarctic treaty is just another step in its long journey. The quest for economic benefit in the Antarctic had
“Hope is the only thing stronger than fear”, said President Snow in The Hunger Games. Today, when the entire world is barely coping with
The Amazon Prime original series Tandav, has once again done what older Netflix original series like Sacred Games, Leila and Ghoul had managed – hurt the Hindu sentiments of the
The passing away of a seer on 06 September 2020 in Kasaragod, Kerala made many legal luminaries and assiduous citizens essay a journey down memory lane recalling the time when the Indian
The recent stand-off along the Western and Middle sectors of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between the Peoples’ Liberation Army (PLA) and
A two-judge bench comprising of Justice U U Lalit and Justice Indu Malhotra pronounced a historical verdict on 13 July, 2020. The 218-page judgement put to rest the infamous attempt
The plight of young India is such, that if a stranger asked us to name the battles we won, we’d be at a loss for words. Surely the history
Over the last few years, repeated proclamations for boycotting Chinese goods have surfaced and re-surfaced, giving young India a taste of what the swadeshi movement might have felt
India is a country of minorities, minorities from the perspective of being a political constituency. A political constituency is a group of people who demonstrate a similar political preference and
The Cham civilisation in Vietnam is back in focus, thanks to the latest find of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) as part of the conservation project in My Son
