‘Kisi ko itna bhi mat darao ki uska dar hi khatam ho jaye.’ This is a famous dialogue from the film Mary Kom. Here, we don't comment on the movie but ...
Do you know that Politics is also an art of subtle messaging? Any minor event, however futile it may seem, can have a huge impact on the larger political canvas. In ...
Protest against Hijab in Iran: Islam as a religion has always been proselytising. Since its inception, various attempts have been made by its religious successors to conquest the world to establish ...
The Indian economy is firing all cylinders. And the upswing in economic growth, driven by investment and private consumption, is being reflected in the tax collection of the government. As per ...
According to the International Labour Organisation report, 66% of the total population is below the age of 35 in India. Moreover, about 40% of the population is between the age group ...
French political thinker Charles Montesquieu in his theory of separation of power, states that power shall stop power in a system based on the rule of law. It was based on ...
On various occasions, India’s foreign minister S Jaishankar commenting on the paradigm shift in the country's diplomacy has stated that we have overcome the hesitations of history and will not allow ...
Rights, privileges, and reservations to certain sections are a positive concept. It aims to empower those who are left behind. However, these tools of positive discrimination start infringing on the rights ...
The problem with most of the election strategies is that they are made in a hurry. People do not sit and discuss the religious, cultural, social and economic angle of the ...
Diplomacy is tough. It's bone-crunching. Sometimes you have to wait for decades to see the results while other times, it gives instant gratification. But the moment a country stops, it throws ...
Kautilya, in his Mandala theory of statecraft, states that a neighbour is a natural enemy and a neighbour’s neighbour is a natural friend. Although in the modern understanding of the state, ...
India just pipped Britain to become the 5th largest economy in the world. It became possible only because of increased business activity, thanks to the easy availability of loans to MSMEs ...
