How India’s Gen Z Turned an Examination Crisis into a Democratic Movement
The Cockroach Janata Party protests were never just about leaked examination papers. Rather they slowly emerged into a story of…
Re-reading Partition Through The Lens of Main Vaapas Aaunga
Discussions on Partition have often been framed and fabricated as well at times through numbers, political decisions, and by the…
Indians on X Expose China’s “Caste-Like” System?
What began as a mere form of tourism promotion campaign has intriguingly unfolded into one of the most heated India–China…
From Open Mics to Online Trials: ₹370 biryani Controversy
The word Humour has long occupied a unique place in this society. From court jesters and satirists to modern stand-up…
Why is India’s Birthrate Falling? [2026]
For years, India has been known as one of the most populous countries in the world. Its growing population was…
The Anxiety of Human Creators in the Age of AI: A New Reading of Harold Bloom
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has created a new form of anxiety among several writers, artists, journalists, and creators…
Media Accountability and Press Freedom
In May 2026, a brief exchange in Norway sparked a debate that quickly crossed national boundaries. During a media appearance,…
Information Wars: How Narratives Are Replacing Weapons
In the contemporary world, the nature of conflict has undergone a substantial layer of transformation. Earlier, any kind of war…
The Politics of Attention: Who Controls What We See?
In the contemporary world, almost everything happening around us is connected, directly or indirectly, to the politics of attention. Earlier,…