Punjab’s Sikh enlistment is falling fast. Agnipath, migration, mistrust and changing families are reshaping a once-default career. Read why.
A newly launched study on minority women’s political representation in Sri Lanka highlights a persistent democratic gap, ...
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The Controversy Of National Honours: From Nobel Heartburn To Politicized Padmas And A Path To Reform
Irving Wallace, in his vastly infotaining novel, The Prize, points to, in passing at places, how the Nobel Prize, since its ...
How does the Black Ops 7 Prestige system work? The Prestige system in the Call of Duty series acts as an incentive for players who reach Rank 55 to go even further, taking on the journey multiple ...
The CJI’s recent remarks, and a spate of agitations against the new UGC regulations seek to undo decades jurisprudential progress on substantive equality.
T.M. Krishna examines how the symbols of the Indian Republic have been shaped, contested, and reinterpreted over time.
Filmmaker and theatre activist Dakxin Chhara explains how colonial-era criminalisation continues through caste control of funding, storytelling, and cultural institutions, keeping denotified tribes ...
Dr Tina Kuriakose Jacob is a development sector practitioner working with both government and civil society organisations, specialising in migration, bonded labour and human trafficking.
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