2018 will see many crucial legislative assembly elections in India and the results of them, to some extent, will foreshadow the outcome...

“Anybody can wage a war, only the courageous can make peace”                                                                            ...

This week’s Sunday Reading comes from Jia Tolentino’s New Yorker piece, ‘The Rage of the Incels’, in which she argues that being an...

On a US campus, an incident took place recently: a group of young Latino workers were restoring the façade of a house on a plateau that...

As a psychologist working in a college counseling center, I encounter many talented, industrious, and high-achieving undergraduates. But...

Johanna Thoma is an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at the London School of Economics....

When Arctic Monkeys dropped AM, in 2013, they had long departed from the Indie scene – because that’s what Arctic Monkeys could be...

The constitutional amendment is another dangerous and unfortunate step towards autocracy and repression in China. It has actually been...

I think it grows out of a real and serious and deep problem of social pathology. It has exposed it and brought it to attention, brought...

This week’s film is Steven Soderbergh’s 2018 experimental psychological horror thriller ‘Unsane’ starring Claire Foy, Joshua Leonard and...

Rarely do we we get to see such visual representation of reality from the mainstream medium of music as in the recent single released by...

Prateek Kuhad is a Delhi based singer-songwriter. After releasing his single ‘Raat Raazi’ in early 2013 to wide appreciation, Prateek has...

Kant’s views on peace, cosmopolitanism and the unity of international law have been often considered as an inspiration for liberal...

“If my fingers are good to vote, why are they not enough for an Aadhaar card?” asks Parwati Devi, 51, holding up her Electors Photo...