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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
Among the Indian rulers, the Mughals enjoyed the most of the scholarly patronage. As many scientific and literary achievements could be observed in modern India, almost all of them mark their inception with the Mughals. Darashikoh, the eldest son of Shah Jahan affected the Indian philosophy extensively, as observed in his literary works. It was […] More
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Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A tale of every Black Woman’s life
The Color Purple by Alice Walker is a novel that will tug at the strings of your heart and leave your mesmerized. It is the story of a black teenage girl, Celie, born in poverty and segregation of the 20th century South. It narrates her gradual growth as a human being as she begins to […] More
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Fact-check Unit : A free pass for the Government to enforce Censorship
The state of freedom enjoyed by journalists in India has been on the decline. The Indian press was ranked 150th out of 180 in the World Press Freedom Index released by Reporters without Borders in 2022. It can be said that this is due to the increasing censorship aiding mechanisms adopted by various governments at […] More
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India’s uncanny obsession with Oscars
A huge surge of happiness rushed over the country when the song “Naatu Naatu” from the blockbuster Telugu film RRR won the Best Original Song at the 95th Academy Awards, surpassing the giants of western industry. The celebration around India making history in the global platform by winning an Oscar has been received with mixed […] More
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Meaninglessness of Life: The God Hole
An interesting concept arising out of religions, especially Abrahamic ones, is that there is a giant God-shaped hole inside of us that can only be filled with religion and God itself. The infinite abyss can be filled only with an infinite and immutable object, in other words, by God himself. Attempting to fill it with […] More
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Jennifer Haynes: A Landmark Case Towards Validating Dissociative Identities
Trigger warning: child sexual abuse, assault. Dissociative Identity Disorder, also widely known as Multiple Personality Disorder or Split Personality, can be defined as a coping mechanism created by the brain to protect the individual undergoing a severe trauma and also to create an inbuilt support system for them. The individuals prone to the development of […] More
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The student’s dilemma- determining the efficacies of collegiate education
Having one of the largest youth populations, the country is tasked with the challenge to accommodate millions of students trying to pursue higher education every year. The same students who are indispensable to India’s growth and development. Yet every year, they are faced with the inadequacies of a system that fails them and forces them […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
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Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A tale of every Black Woman’s life
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Fact-check Unit : A free pass for the Government to enforce Censorship
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India’s uncanny obsession with Oscars
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
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Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A tale of every Black Woman’s life
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Fact-check Unit : A free pass for the Government to enforce Censorship
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India’s uncanny obsession with Oscars
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
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Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A tale of every Black Woman’s life
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Fact-check Unit : A free pass for the Government to enforce Censorship
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
Among the Indian rulers, the Mughals enjoyed the most of the scholarly patronage. As many scientific and literary achievements could be observed in modern India, almost all of them mark their inception with the Mughals. Darashikoh, the eldest son of Shah Jahan affected the Indian philosophy extensively, as observed in his literary works. It was […] More
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Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A tale of every Black Woman’s life
The Color Purple by Alice Walker is a novel that will tug at the strings of your heart and leave your mesmerized. It is the story of a black teenage girl, Celie, born in poverty and segregation of the 20th century South. It narrates her gradual growth as a human being as she begins to […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
Among the Indian rulers, the Mughals enjoyed the most of the scholarly patronage. As many scientific and literary achievements could be observed in modern India, almost all of them mark their inception with the Mughals. Darashikoh, the eldest son of Shah Jahan affected the Indian philosophy extensively, as observed in his literary works. It was […] More
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in Article, Book, Book Review
Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A tale of every Black Woman’s life
The Color Purple by Alice Walker is a novel that will tug at the strings of your heart and leave your mesmerized. It is the story of a black teenage girl, Celie, born in poverty and segregation of the 20th century South. It narrates her gradual growth as a human being as she begins to […] More
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Fact-check Unit : A free pass for the Government to enforce Censorship
The state of freedom enjoyed by journalists in India has been on the decline. The Indian press was ranked 150th out of 180 in the World Press Freedom Index released by Reporters without Borders in 2022. It can be said that this is due to the increasing censorship aiding mechanisms adopted by various governments at […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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A Case for Urbanism
Policy in India is made through the lens of rich private vehicle owners, prioritizing the movement of vehicles over the movement of people. How our urban areas are structured and built dictates how safe and secure their inhabitants will be. As urban areas in India continue to expand in size and density, it is important […] More
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El Niño: When Nature’s Whims Tip the Balance
There is a certain unease that settles over the land when El Niño arrives. It is not just the heat, the unrelenting sun glaring down like an accusatory eye. It is something deeper, a disturbance that permeates the atmosphere, unsettling the delicate equilibrium we have come to rely on. El Niño is not a simple […] More
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The Misrepresentation of Muslims in Film: Examining Biased Portrayals and Their Impact
For several decades, Hollywood and other media companies around the world presented Muslims in faulty and biased ways. These depictions frequently strengthen harmful stereotypes, reinforcing the notion that all Muslims are violent extremists. As a result, Muslims have faced discrimination and marginalization, and their communities have been stigmatized unfairly. This article explores the impact of […] More
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Is Colleen Hoover the new Chetan Bhagat?
If you are someone who is into bookstagram or booktube, then Colleen Hoover is no new name for you. She has been writing novels for a decade, but it’s only in the past few months that her books have taken the book-reading community by storm, dominating the US best-seller list. Why has she suddenly become […] More
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The Desi Barbiecore: Celebrating Diversity and Culture in Fashion
Ever since Greta Gerwig announced the making of the Barbie movie, the world seems to have turned pink. The film hit the Indian theatres on the 21st of July, 2023 and the audience seems to have no calm following and emerging with fashion trend after trend encircling the movie’s theme. While the Barbie fever continues, […] More
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Prince Darashikoh and Indian Philosophy in light of his Literary Achievements
Among the Indian rulers, the Mughals enjoyed the most of the scholarly patronage. As many scientific and literary achievements could be observed in modern India, almost all of them mark their inception with the Mughals. Darashikoh, the eldest son of Shah Jahan affected the Indian philosophy extensively, as observed in his literary works. It was […] More
