The Confrontation: Flower, Bayonets….
It is not just another image! Jan Rose Kasmir (b. 1950) had tried hard to find the meaning of the image and rightly realised its strength later. In fact, she […]
Open Mind Is Like A Stranger
It is felt that somehow it’s not difficult to perceive an old colonial mindset lying under the modern French literature and culture. “Maman died today. Or yesterday maybe, I don’t […]
A Tiring & Tiered Query On Attire
“And….what exactly were you wearing?” It can be said that all the rape victims have to answer this ‘inevitable’ question. As if the real cause of the crime is hidden […]
Iceland Sets An Example
Iceland shows the way in 2018. The Nordic island nation has become the first country to legalise equal pay for both genders. The Icelandic Parliament has passed a new law, […]
Rulers & The Communists
In his important pamphlet ‘The Civil War in France’ (1871), Karl Marx expressed his views on the commune. He wrote: “The Commune, was to be a working, not a parliamentary, […]
Norway’s Gift To Britain
For the last two weeks, musicians from different parts of Britain have been performing Christmas carols in front of the huge Christmas tree at Trafalgar Square in Central London. The […]
Austere Measures In Austria?
Austria is going through a transition, politically. On December 18, the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO) joined the coalition government led by young centre-right Federal Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (of Austrian […]
Britain Should Go Slow
Prime Minister Theresa May was possibly reminiscing with glee the amount of success she had gathered from the meet at Brussels. Unfortunately, her happiness didn’t last long. Whatever the deal […]
Will ISIS Blow Up Olympics In Korea?
Despite major defeats in Syria and Iraq, ISIS still remains the greatest threat to security and stability in the world. The terrorists have switched recently to single hostile activities and […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 