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MAMATA BANERJEE: THE WOUNDED LIONESS

02 Apr 2021

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is fighting the toughest battle of her career where she is taking on the might of the BJP. Despite a 10-year anti-incumbency, despite the BJP unleashing its ablest general Home Minister Amit Shah to take her on, she seems to be holding her own....

RITU KUMAR’S NEW VENTURE AARKÉ: VERSATILE AND AFFORDABLE DESIGNER WEAR

02 Apr 2021

Few designers in India boast the kind of national presence and timeless appeal of Ritu Kumar. Her eponymous label is one of the most renowned brands in the country—known for its delicately embellished Indian wear, western wear influenced by an Indian aesthetic, and home décor created with the classic richness...

MAKING THE WORLD MOVE

02 Apr 2021

Two supercars can be polar opposites of each other, while a car and a building can be approached in a similar way by a designer. Chairman and MD of the Raymond Group and founder of the Super Car Club of India, Gautam Singhania, provided such interesting insights in a conversation...

China and the world: Goebbels Global Times

01 Apr 2021

We are delighted to greet our readers around the world on the forthcoming Qingming Festival (Sweeping of the Tomb, as the barbarians call it). This year it will be on 5 April 2021, one of the many birthdays in the divine family of our glorious leader Xi PingPong. 5 April...

How LDF and UDF have failed God’s Own Country

27 Mar 2021

Despite being bestowed with nature’s bounty, Kerala has been in the news for all the wrong reasons in past years, thanks to the debilitating politics of the Left Democratic Front (LDF). The Pinarayi Vijayan government will go down as the one which took Kerala backwards in all respects, with corruption...

ANTI-TERRORISM LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS: HISTORY AND WAY FORWARD

22 Mar 2021

“To Deny People Their Human Rights is to Challenge Their Very Humanity.” -Nelson Mandela Human Rights ensure the very virtue of any individual’s survival and a violation of these rights can be intimidating for citizens of a Country. The United Nations defines Human Rights as the “Right to freedom of...

HOW INDIA & ARMENIA CAN COUNTER TURKEY-PAKISTAN NEXUS IN SOUTH CAUCASUS

22 Mar 2021

The significance of the Armenian-Indian relations once again arose among the academics, journalists, and politicians both in Armenia and India amid the outbreak of the Nagorno Karabakh 44-day war. In the war, Turkey and Pakistan supported Azerbaijan, with the former doing so militarily and also by deploying thousands of Jihadists...

Towards regaining the lost glory of the university system

22 Mar 2021

Ancient India had been a hub of education dissemination where students and scholars from far and wide came in hordes in search of knowledge and wisdom. We were considered to be the pioneers for about 1,800 years. Our system of education achieved great heights of fame and glory between the...

Analysing the diplomatic and cultural significance of Prime Minister Modi’s Bangladesh visit

22 Mar 2021

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to embark on a two-day visit to Bangladesh from 26 March. Marked as PM Modi’s first visit abroad in 15 months, the itinerary has multiple significance as it will not only be a diplomatic tour but also bridge the cultural connect of the...

TIME TO LET A CENTRAL AGENCY HANDLE THE MOHAN DELKAR CASE

22 Mar 2021

The current turmoil in the political arena of Maharashtra has brought a twist in many tales. The chaos amongst the police department and ministers in the government has put big question marks on the security of the financial capital of the country. If Mukesh Ambani can be a target, that...

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