Color – A persistent social vulture
In a country where the two most revered Hindu deities – Krishna & Shiva are the colour of a beautiful night sky, black color or dark skin still connotes blemish rather than beauty in...
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Global Pandemic Politics and India’s Diplomatic Efforts: An Assessment
Introduction The outbreak of novel coronavirus has brought to light the lack of preparedness by the Indian government to deal with the unforeseen health emergency. The health infrastructure wasn’t ready to tackle a highly...
Reviving Project Cheetah amid tension with China
Recently the Indian armed forces have given the go-ahead to the project Cheetah aiming to arm the UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) amid a standoff with China in the eastern Ladhak. Why is the unmanned...
Nuclear Shadow Over West Asia
Recent US intelligence reports have flagged a possible Saudi bid to develop uranium fuel that can be enriched to produce Nuclear weapons with Chinese aid. With the JCPOA in tatters since the Trump administration’s...
What is the future of Sri Lanka?
The stupendous victory of the Mahinda Rajapaksa’s SLPP (people’s party) will have ubiquitous ramifications for the future of the Sri Lankan polity The Sri Lankan voters were very clear in their mind about their...
Rethinking the Economic Growth in the Post-WWII Japan
Japan is an island country of East Asia located in the northwest Pacific Ocean. Being a part of the Ring of Fire, the country is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. It comprises an...
Indian Democracy’s Tryst With Art
Art and democracy share a profound relationship. Art has battled religious oppression, monarchy, the state, and the bourgeoisie in its aspiration for freedom. The leaders of the French Revolution, almost two centuries ago, transformed...
Miracle on the Han River — South Korea’s Economic Development
The Korean War from 1950 to 1953 had devastating effects on the population of both nations due to their hostile division. Families were torn apart with no form of communication and left South Korea...
The Shockwaves of UK’s Plunging Economy
The UK’s slump is one of the biggest among advanced economies, according to preliminary estimates. The economy of Britain shrank 20.4% in the second quarter of the year. The main reason for the recession...
Here’s how is India helping Mauritius to deal with its catastrophic oil spill
India and Mauritius have shared a very close relationship over the years with the bond only getting stronger by the day. India is Mauritius’s largest trading partner and is the recipient of a very...
