India’s neighbours are often in the talks, be it for good reasons or bad. Bangladesh and Bhutan are usually talked about for mostly good reasons, while Pakistan and China are talked about for mostly bad reasons. Nepal and Sri Lanka are talked about on how India helps its neighbours to grow. But there is aContinue reading “A Neighbour Less Talked About – Myanmar”
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Are we going to witness a tough fight between the ruling party and BJP in West Bengal 2021 election?
It is now crystal clear that the Assembly election in West Bengal in 2021 is going to be one of the toughest tussles in the political history of India. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) strongly determined to replace the ruling party, All India Trinamool Congress (AITMC) in West Bengal. On the other side, AITMC is alsoContinue reading “Are we going to witness a tough fight between the ruling party and BJP in West Bengal 2021 election?”
Indian Politics and The Youth
An article on Indian politics and today’s generation Pericles a great Greek orator once said, “Just because you do not take an interest in politics doesn’t mean politics won’t take an interest in you”. Politics in India in the last 70 years has gone through a stigmatizing change, people often refer to it as aContinue reading “Indian Politics and The Youth”
‘BHUMI PUJAN’ FOR LORD SRI RAMCHANDRA IN AYODHYA: A BRIEF REVIEW
The occasion of the groundbreaking ceremony for the establishment of a grand temple for Lord Sri Ram in Ayodhya on Wednesday, 5th of August engrossed all the news channels and social media all day long. Though the incident can be interpreted in various ways, it was initially considered to bring all the Indians within theContinue reading “‘BHUMI PUJAN’ FOR LORD SRI RAMCHANDRA IN AYODHYA: A BRIEF REVIEW”
THE TRANS ACT: Distress in Guise of Aid
Trans bill, 2019, written by Anandita Singh With the BJP-led NDA Government winning up another landslide second term with no political, social or financial subsistence but simply strong-arm politics and the wave of saffron populism of polarisation in the Indian society, it has been easier than ever for the government to turn bills into lawsContinue reading “THE TRANS ACT: Distress in Guise of Aid”