Australian Endeavour After Two Centuries!
It was the first ship that successfully sailed to Australia and New Zealand from Europe! However, it didn’t return to Europe. Finally, the vessel has been found! The scientists have […]
Britain, Neighbours, EU & Immigration
Venkatraman ‘Venki’ Ramakrishnan – an American and British structural biologist of Indian origin, Nobel laureate and President of the Royal Society – has called for a sensible immigration system in […]
Reproduction Of Repugnance
A photograph, consisting of bodies of two teenagers, barely clothed – one wearing over-sized shoes, while the other with only one shoe….is enough to send waves of disgust and repulsion […]
Brexit, Music & Tradition
Noted composer Howard Goodall believes that the consequences of Brexit would be disastrous for the music industry. Soon after Goodall shared the view with the public via Twitter in the […]
A Piece Of Indian History Saved In London
The ‘India Club‘ in London is safe, for now. The Westminster City Council’s Planning Sub-Committee recently rejected the application to demolish the Club and to construct a luxury hotel there. […]
‘Soft’ May In Deep Trouble
British Prime Minister Theresa May is in damage control mode…….. PM May appointed Dominic Raab as her new Brexit minister on Monday hours after his predecessor David Davis resigned. Raab’s […]
The Immortal Couple
Beginning of the 19th century…. A disastrous July night…. A boat – with a would-be couple, a young lady and two men onboard – was crossing the English Channel. They […]
From Antigone To Aneeka
Traitor Polyneices’ body was lying on the ground. However, he would not be buried, as the state did not allow people to honour a slain rebel. It was the rule. […]
PM, The Fashionista
The year 2002….. The Labour Party was occupying 10 Downing Street and the Tories were struggling to regain popularity. In one fine evening, the Conservative leaders were holding a meeting […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 