Chhello Show in Oscars: Cinema is a powerful cultural industry which can be a highly influential instrument to further a nation's "soft power". Japan and South Korea are prominent examples. They ...
Story of Syamantak mani: Following the demise of Queen Elizabeth II, the strong clamours against the Monarchy system began. Driven by the strong feeling of Nationalism, every former colony of the ...
Most of the nations follow a three-sector economic model. In this, they try to shift their economic model from the primary sector to the tertiary sector through a gradual development of ...
Throughout history, it has always been tough for a country to stand out in terms of policies and other aspects; this is what makes geography a civilisational state. The problem is ...
Human society is built on the binary concept of sex. Males and females coexist and cooperate to take civilization forward. But these are not the only divisions present in nature. People ...
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 ...
The World Cup is the pinnacle of any sport. Despite the personal fan bases of cricketers clamouring for them on social media, a great player does not feel fulfilled without a ...
The world does not understand the power of argument but the argument of power. This power theory is universally acceptable in every domain of business. In the geopolitical game, to advance ...
Since the realisation of independence, South Asian countries have been in complete turmoil. Be it Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, or Sri Lanka, every Indian neighbour has suppressed its minorities. The common ...
As they say order breeds order, chaos breeds chaos. Walking on this path, if a country takes a constructive step, the chances of it breeding exponential results get higher. India’s semiconductor ...
The common phrase used to describe the global presence of Britishers was that the sun never set in the British Empire. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the British made so ...
As they say, value is subjective to every measure, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Those who fail to recognise the intrinsic value of a particular commodity tend to lose ...
