A Farewell To Welfare?
French Philosopher Michel Foucault revitalised interest in Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon in his publication ‘Discipline and Punish’ in the 1970’s. He used Bentham’s concept of Panopticon as a way to illustrate […]
Defining The Shade
Merriam-Webster – the most trusted online dictionary of the US for English word definitions, meanings, and pronunciation – is all set to change the definition of the term Racism, courtesy […]
Figures, Lines & Posterity!
Apart from the Seven Wonders, there are many other things in this world that make people gape at them. Even the scientists are yet to resolve the mysteries hidden in […]
Cadaver…
India had witnessed such a scene many a times, in the past. And, the Coronavirus pandemic has given the Indians another opportunity to experience the same. The inhumane handling of […]
Trinity!
A Students’ Organisation, recently, organised a seminar at the University of Melbourne. The participants and guests found a poster just outside the seminar hall on which the students wrote: ‘Capitalism […]
In Black n White
A type of pigment, called Melanin, is responsible for the colours of the skins of human beings. While light coloured pigments produce white skins; dark pigments produce brown to black […]
A Love-Hate Affair?
It was the month of October 1960 when thousands of people gathered in front of London’s Old Bailey Court! There were 12 members of Juries – nine men and three […]
The Storytelling Animal
Sulawesi – an Indonesian island east of Borneo, comprising of several long peninsulas radiating from a mountainous centre – is famous for coral reefs and dive sites, such as Bunaken […]
Is That US, Or Us In Conflict?
An outrage had shocked the US after the assassination of Martin Luther King (Jr) in 1968… the Nation is facing a similar situation after five odd decades. In spite of […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 