A ‘Cursed Mummy’ & The Titanic
April 15, 1912 marks a tragic chapter in history, as RMS Titanic – a British passenger and mail carrying ocean liner operated by the White Star Line – sank in […]
On Negative Stereotypes Of Arab Identity
Arab stereotyping is a pervasive issue with profound implications for individuals of Arab descent, influencing how they are perceived and treated in various social, cultural and political contexts. These stereotypes […]
‘Classical History’ Versus ‘Ancient History’
Historian Dr C I Isaac, the head of a sub-committee of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT, an autonomous organisation set up by the Government of India […]
Report Reveals A Bright Light In Dark Times
The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) has been publishing the World Happiness Report every year since 2012. Interestingly, the Scandinavian countries have been securing the top positions in the […]
Viewed Through The Lens Of Traumatic Events
The crisis is huge, but the scope is limited. Hence, it is better to begin from the end. In the Epilogue of a 2023 publication, the author mentioned that the […]
Colonial India’s ‘Counterterrorism Expert’ In Palestine!
During his stay in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata (then Calcutta), he had experienced terrorism and had taken necessary actions against the terrorists. He had set up the first […]
On An ‘Elusive’ Normalisation!
It is often said that at one point in time a lavish party changed the fate of Iran, and the people of the Islamic Republic are yet to overcome the […]
France, India About To Consolidate Ties
Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, is scheduled to meet French President Emmanuel Jean-Michel Frédéric Macron in New Delhi in the fourth week of January 2024. The French President […]
A Journey From ‘Pills To Polls’
Dr Saveera Parkash must have known that she could secure her place in history. If everything goes well, she will be Pakistan’s first Hindu woman to contest Parliamentary Elections from […]
