The ‘Illiberal’ Liberal Arts
If we must turn to AI for answers to any and every question, can we not get AI to help us ask the right question? That was the first thought […]
On Techno-Feudalism
Imagine one has just moved to a new city which has shopping malls, parks, cafés, theatres, etc. People are shopping, listening to music and buying books in one of those […]
The Shadow Of Fascism Looms Large
History often repeats itself, but never in exactly the same manner. Hence, wise men believe that it would be a mistake to solve a crisis with the help of past […]
When The Anomie Bleeds
Like Egyptian author Naguib Mahfouz Abdelaziz Ibrahim Ahmed Al-Basha (popularly known as Naguib Mahfouz; December 11, 191 – August 30, 2006), Ferit Orhan Pamuk (b. June 7, 1952), the only […]
On Increasing Digital Distance
Although India is the third-largest digitalised country in the world (after the US and China), its digital user economy ranks 28th globally. A recent report jointly prepared by the Indian […]
Aspirations, Expectations, Hopes & Burdens
Democracy expects a lot from people… rational thinking, patience, tolerance, etc. However, the majority do not have these abilities and they do not even want to practice them. Instead, people […]
Britain Follows US Policy
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Rodney Starmer has decided to enact stricter policies against illegal immigrants as immigration has become a serious problem in his country over the past few […]
The 20,000km ‘Long March’ By Prehistoric Men
Marching plays a significant role in the history of various countries, including China. Interestingly, scientists recently discovered the evidence of a long march by prehistoric humans. According to researchers, prehistoric […]
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 World of Western Art quite unexpectedly, with Pablo Picasso (born […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 