US Plans To Eliminate Khamenei & His Son
The conflict between Iran and the US continues, although they are engaged in nuclear talks. During the first meeting of […]
India-US Trade Deal Seals Farmers’ Slide
by Yogendra Yadav A passing reference in the Budget speech signalled a paradigm shift in the Indian State’s relationship with […]
A Loyal Soldier Who Never Surrendered
He fought for 29 years after the war ended, refusing to believe Japan had surrendered, and 30 Filipino families paid […]
Crowned At 6, Exiled At 9, Led His Nation At 64
In 1943, a six-year-old boy woke up to a world he could never have imagined. His father Boris III, the […]
Epstein Scandal: A Philosophical Angle
The inclusion of American thinker, linguist and public intellectual Avram Noam Chomsky (b. December 7, 1928) in documents related to […]
A Great Evil Demands A Greater Good
The global community is going through a total strategic crisis, as international law has been declared “not necessary” by US […]
The Rise Of Jamaat & Bangladesh’s Future
The centre-right Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secured a landslide majority in the Jatiyo Sangsad (Parliament) as it won 212 out […]
Macron Makes Big Request To Putin, Shocks Europe
A diplomatic shockwave is rippling through Europe. After years of confrontation, one of the continent’s most powerful leaders is floating […]
A Costly Surrender
President Donald John Trump, on February 2, 2026, announced a trade deal with India that slashed US tariffs on Indian […]
Literature ›
Dealing With Storm From A Shelter
Is it possible for a person who protects others to act like a storm? Suzanna Arundhati Roy, the Indian author […]
His Next Book To Remain Sealed Until 2114
Noted Indian author Amitav Ghosh (b. July 11, 1956) wants no one to touch his next manuscript until the year […]
Stemming From The Same Origin
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o (born James Ngugi; January 5, 1938 – May 28, 2025), the Kenyan author and academic who has […]
The Child Of Sufferings
“The scars on our children’s faces/will look for you./Our children’s amputated legs/will run after you.” It seems that it is […]
Post-modernism ›
Last Supper And No Resurrection: Godard
He opted for euthanasia and ended his life four years ago as he was convinced that there was nothing more […]
On Techno-Feudalism
Imagine one has just moved to a new city which has shopping malls, parks, cafés, theatres, etc. People are shopping, […]
Salvador Dalí: The Sentry Of Hell
Western art was seemingly enjoying a pleasant leisure at the beginning of the 20th Century. However, two Spaniards invaded the […]
Constructing & Deconstructing The Refugee Issue!
Refugees are the inevitable surplus of Capitalism. Like a monolith, they control the Global Politics and State Policies. Not a […]
Psychology ›
He Revolutionised Economics With Psychology!
Can a person become an economist or win the Nobel Prize for her/his breakthrough research in Economics without being a […]
Internet Use Disorder: Roots & Remedies!
A study carried out by researchers from the Public Health Foundation of India has revealed that people, who have had […]
A New Pandemic Called Loneliness
As the pace of life increases, so does the problem of loneliness. There is no shortage of crowds on the […]
Bipolar Disorder & A Mood Stabiliser
They often remain happy, and then suddenly get depressed. People, suffering from mental illness, sometimes find it difficult to get […]
Science ›
When Earth’s Magnetic Shield Collapsed 41,000 Years Ago
Our ancestors were afraid of an event that reportedly changed the destiny of humankind, 41,000 years ago. Human evolution is […]
Earliest DNA Evidence Of Father-Daughter Pairing Found
Scientists have previously found evidence of close physical (reproductive) relationships between family members in ancient populations. The matter was not […]
Humans Inherit Mental Issues From Primitive Ancestors
Modern humans have not only genetically inherited intelligence, but also mental problems from their primitive ancestors. A recent study has […]
Extinct Human Relative Was First To Use Weapons
Paranthropus boisei, a close relative of modern human ancestors, used to roam across Africa about 2.5 to 1.15 million years […]
Koushik Das
ISMC
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 
The Spectre Of East Pakistan Haunts India
Once, New Delhi reportedly alleged that he raised anti-India slogans from a parallel office of the Government in Bangladesh. He […]
The Importance Of Democratically Elected Leaders
Begum Khaleda Zia (August 15, 1946 – December 30, 2025), the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has left behind a […]
A Costly Surrender
President Donald John Trump, on February 2, 2026, announced a trade deal with India that slashed US tariffs on Indian […]
Elaborate Hamas Tunnel System Discovered In Gaza
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) recently discovered a huge tunnel built by the Palestinian Hamas Movement in the Gaza Strip. […]
Study: Early Humans May Have Kissed Neanderthals
Neanderthals disappeared around 40,000 years ago. Although the exact causes of their extinction are debated and are likely involved a […]
Quite An Exceptional Summit
The recently-held G20 Summit in Johannesburg was an exceptional event for various reasons. In a rare first, an African nation […]
Digital Violence Against Women On The Rise
On November 25, 1960, three sisters – Patria Mirabal, Minerva Mirabal and María Mirabal – were assassinated by Dictator Rafael […]
‘Military Buildup Not To Save Collapsing EU Economies’
Steven Charles Witkoff, the US Presidential Envoy, met Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin in Moscow on December 2, 2025, toward […]
G20 Losing Relevance
The Group of 20 (G20) is gradually losing its importance as the most influential economic forum of the world. Diplomats […]