Society & Culture

Amidst the threat of spreading novel coronavirus (precisely the Omicron variant) across Bharat, Asom Granthamela (Assam Book Fair) came to a successful end in...

One of the first lessons which was taught to us as children was “Two wrongs do not make a right”. This a rejection of...

The Hindi language has been influential in Nepal since long before any formal moves of the Bharatiya Government, like the formal efforts of the...

Talks around the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) have again come to the fore. And the response of some seemingly 'liberal' Muslim women, that one...

During Ayodhya Movement in 1990-92, thousands of Hindu temples were destroyed in Bharat, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Many of the temples were destroyed even before...

Oscar Wilde famously said- “The one duty we owe to history is to rewrite it.” I have always been intrigued by this quote. What...

On September 4 of this year, Mother Teresa will become Saint Teresa. This is unsurprising; she was beatified in 2003, which is sort of a...

Classical dancer Mansiya VP, a Muslim girl from Malappuram in Kerala who was shunned and reviled by her community for learning classical temple...

A silent revolution is in process in Jodhpur where youths of the Bishnoi community are collecting funds to build a grand memorial in the...

In 1997, a problem was named: "Western conceptual schemes and theories have become so widespread that almost all scholarship, even by Africans, utilizes them...