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18/07/2025

A booming startup ecosystem, luxury housing, and rising premium spending make headlines, but behind the numbers is a deep consumption divide. While a small elite enjoys global lifestyles, millions still spend nearly everything just to meet daily needs.

This gap isn’t just about income, it’s about who gets to live with dignity, choice, and security. Until we fix this, real inclusive growth will stay out of reach.

Tap the link in comments section to read the full article by our guest writer Pakhee Dubey.

14/07/2025

Are you really informed, or just influenced? In a world where headlines scream and algorithms scheme, what we see isn't always what's important. From media diversions to political puppetry, this piece explores how trending news often hides what truly matters. Take a deeper look at India’s media maze and discover how narratives are shaped and shifted.

Read more about it in a thought-provoking piece authored by our guest writer, Lavanya. Tap the link in the comments section to read the entire piece.

11/07/2025

Ever wondered who really pays the price for climate change? It’s more than melting ice caps and carbon stats, it’s millions of women walking miles for clean water, girls missing years of school after disasters, and families forced to breathe toxic air just to cook a meal.

While industries promise “green revolutions,” the real burden often falls on those with the least power and the fewest choices. Behind the scenes, unchecked corporations and weak policies keep this cycle alive. It’s time we ask harder questions: who profits, who decides, and who is left fighting for survival?

Read more in this eye-opening piece by our guest writer, Yashowardhan Chaudhary. Tap the link in comments section to dive in.

07/07/2025

Ever wondered if globalisation is a collective dream or a carefully packaged illusion? While sushi in Delhi and K-pop in Nairobi paint a picture of cultural harmony, behind the scenes lie power imbalances, restricted borders, and contracts signed without consent. From Rousseau’s "general will" to Appadurai’s global ‘scapes’, this deep dive reveals how globalisation promises interdependence but often delivers inequality. Let’s question who gains, who decides, and who is left behind. This isn’t just theory, it’s our reality.

Read more about it in an insightful piece authored by our guest writer, Bushra Khan. Tap the link in the comments section to read the whole piece.

04/07/2025

AI is rising like a digital titan revolutionising industries, rejuvenating cinema, and promising billions in growth, but beneath the gleam lies a darker truth: privacy has paid the price for it. From deepfake scams featuring icons like Virat Kohli to cloned voices used in cybercrimes, we are entering an era where what you see and hear cannot be trusted. The war between innovation and intrusion has begun. With privacy on the back foot, AI is on its way to challenge its own creators. What follows next?

Read more about it in a thought-provoking piece authored by our guest writer, Priyanshi Parashar. Tap the link in the comment section to read the entire piece.

30/06/2025

What if casting your vote isn’t an act of freedom - but a ritual of quiet compliance? Can participation exist without real consent?

This thought-provoking piece explores how liberal democracies may confuse inclusion with control. Through the lens of Newton and insights from Mantena, Simmons, and Viveiros de Castro, it interrogates the gap between democratic procedures and lived political realities. Are tribal voices truly heard - or simply translated into the state’s language? What happens when recognition is forced, and choice is presumed?

Even where the Constitution recognises diversity, the state's procedures often flatten it. Participation becomes performance, and consent becomes assumption.

The article calls us to rethink what political obligation means in a world where democracy is measured by ballots, not belief.

Tap the link in comments to dive into a sharp critique of participation, consent, and postcolonial political obligation written by our guest writer Kavish Rajpurohit.

23/06/2025

Beneath the glittering façade of the global resource industry lies an unsettling truth—one marred by corruption, conflict, and the exploitation of vulnerable communities. As the scarcity of resources intensifies, so does the struggle for control, often waged at the expense of innocent labourers seeking mere economic survival. These individuals are caught in a cruel web of modern-day slavery, forced displacements, and violent crackdowns.

Governments and rebel groups, driven by power and profit, perpetuate a cycle that fractures fundamental human rights. While the grim realities of resource wars and underscores the urgent need for systemic reforms like the Kimberley Process. A vital reminder that behind every conflict resource lies a cost far greater than its market value. Tap the link in comments to delve deeper into this evocative piece by our Guest Writer Manasvi Chauhan.

20/06/2025

What happens when two of the most influential political thinkers, John Stuart Mill and M.K. Gandhi, envision individual freedom from fundamentally different vantage points? While Mill frames liberty as the protection of individual rights through a limited, regulatory state, Gandhi calls for a stateless society rooted in Swaraj—self-rule achieved through moral restraint and inner discipline. Where Mill sees the state as a necessary safeguard against social tyranny, Gandhi sees it as an obstacle to true autonomy.

This is not merely a contrast of ideologies, but a deeper reflection on how freedom itself is conceived—externally granted or internally cultivated. Tap the link in comments to read this enigmatic piece by our Guest Writer Madhav Sharma

17/06/2025

From the fireside chants of folklore to the pulsating beats of modern rap, music has always spoken where language fell short. Across time and cultures, it has voiced the silenced, archived resistance, and stirred collective memory into action.

This piece journeys from “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child” to Bella Ciao, Strange Fruit, and Alright, exploring how melodies have transcended borders to become instruments of protest, identity, and hope.

Rap today carries forward the mantle of folklore, while digital platforms have birthed a new kind of oral tradition—platform folklore—where protest songs and viral narratives defy erasure and challenge power.

Because when the pen is withheld and the mic is found—sound becomes survival. Tap the link in our bio to read this interesting piece by our Guest Writer Sanchita Das.

13/06/2025

Not every silence is by choice, sometimes it's fear, sometimes it’s power. In law schools and courtrooms alike, nepotism quietly undermines merit, fairness, and justice.

This article uncovers real incidents, from backdoor entries in elite institutions to controversial judicial appointments. It also explores how even capable students, professors, and officials are often trapped in a system tilted by favoritism.

A look at what needs to change, and why silence can no longer be mistaken for consent. Tap the link in comments to read this article by our Guest Writer Amzad Ali.

09/06/2025

India at the Crossroads of the Quantum Era

With quantum computing reshaping global power dynamics, where does India stand in the race for quantum supremacy? From Willow’s unimaginable speed to China’s quantum firewall and India’s National Quantum Mission—this deep dive by our Guest Writer Nishant Tripathi analyses the promise, peril, and path ahead for India in this unfolding revolution.

Tap the link in comments to read how India can move from intent to action in the 4th Industrial Revolution.

02/06/2025

From dusty files to digital files, India’s courtrooms are transforming. Virtual hearings, AI tools, and e-filing promise speed, transparency, and accessibility. But can tech truly deliver justice if millions are still offline? The promise of digital courts lies not just in innovation, but in inclusion.

Tap the link in comments to read this informative piece by our guest writer Ishan Singh.

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