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After COVID-19: Implications on International Organizations and the Global Order
Human beings are perhaps cognitively wired for reacting faster to events that come as a sudden shock or stimulate loyal sentiments connected with social identity (race, religion, nati...
In InternationalAffairs, Politics, Economics, Mar 30, 2020
The Economic Disaster Wrought by COVID-19
The globalized, industrialized, and incessantly-driven economic world that we live in is similar to an amateur riding a bicycle. The moment he bears a shock, there is a genuine fear o...
In Economics, InternationalAffairs, Mar 23, 2020
COVID-19, “Pandemic Diplomacy,” and Re-shaping of the World Order
It is safe to say that no other single event in the 21st century after the 9/11 attacks has had a greater impact in the geopolitical arena than the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)...
In InternationalAffairs, Mar 14, 2020
The Bengali Triumvirate in Cinema
Time and again, Bengal has given the world remarkable personalities in every field of human endeavor. Perhaps no other part of the subcontinent has so consistently produced so many re...
In Cinema, History, Mar 08, 2020
Whither India?
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by,
In Politics, InternationalAffairs, Feb 29, 2020
The Myth of the Supremacy of a Majority Government in India
As many stories go, once upon a time, there lived a king. The king’s name was Muhammad bin Tughluq and he was the Sultan of Delhi from 1325 to 1351. He ruled over much of north India ...
In Politics, Feb 23, 2020
The Unreasonable Significance of AAP in Indian Politics
In the history of Independent India, much like other democracies, political parties have either gravitated around a particular ideology, caste, religion, culture, ethnic or linguistic...
In Politics, Feb 16, 2020
Should the Government Dabble into AI Researchers’ Preference to Publish Openly?
In academia, researchers have always preferred to openly publish cutting-edge research. This is because publishing in high-impact journals is a prerequisite to secure financial grants...
In Policy, Feb 10, 2020
A Tale of Two Dynasties
There once lived a great emperor by the name, Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar. He ruled over the Mughal Empire which he expanded to include most of the Indian subcontinent. He was born in...
In History, Politics, Jan 25, 2020
Perspectives on Indian Nationalism
There are broadly two definitions of Indian Nationalism as put forward by academicians. The first celebrates nationalism in India as being pluralistic under which a citizen can succes...
In History, Culture, Jan 19, 2020
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