The Supreme Court of India recently published a Handbook on Combating Gender Stereotypes[2], which highlights how gender-unjust terms are used in pleadings, orders, and judgements to reiterate ...

The deliberations on nationalism are not new in India. However, the current debate[1] has sparked critical questions about phony nationalism[2], the meaning of belongingness, and the practice of… ...

But for the accidental reading of Shahu Maharaj’s letter to the retired Governor of Bombay presidency, Lord Sydenham, written in 1918, I would not have thought of writing this essay. In my life ...

I kept watching the funerals of people killed by the brutal coronavirus in the global pandemic of Covid-19 on TV channels and read about them in newspapers. Those dead bodies who are described as… ...

The air was heavy, filled with ash and smoke that burned my throat with every breath. I crouched behind a broken wall, holding onto a bottle of dirty water that I couldn’t afford to waste ...

by Admiral L Ramdas and Lalita Ramdas This article was published in CC on 27/02/2022. We are republishing it due to its importance in the present times. Twenty years ago, in end February 2002 we ...

When the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945, the world crossed a moral and technological threshold from which it has never truly… ...

As global connections continue to develop in the twenty-first century under the conditions of globalization, periphery and semi-periphery nations try to adapt to the norms of core countries with ...

The name is State of Punjab v Davinder Singh, citation 2024 INSC 562. The question is: how long do the reservations or quota or quota within quota go on? (See for details: Sub-Classification Within… ...

CIA color revolutions have rarely succeeded, but they are increasing in frequency nevertheless. A CIA color revolution is when CIA operatives try to agitate local people to incite riots to try to… ...

Introduction: It is curious why The Hindu newspaper has chosen to revisit Prof. Nilakanta Sastri’s 1964 lecture at this time, especially when more recent studies have emerged in the field.

Gail Omvedt is no more. She passed away today i.e. 25th August, 2021 in Kasegaon. On August 18th, I went to see her along with my dear friend Rahul Nirmal.