Copyright falls prey to mighty Internet
Globalisation and post-globalisation have brought us ever closer to each other. This intricate journey was only made possible by a vast network of information and communication technologies (ICTs). As a result, we all have experienced a slew of modernisation, standardisation and deterritorialisation drives all around the world. At the heart...
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Tobacco ads: Celebrities shirk moral responsibility
25 September 2022 | Nibedita Priyadarshini Jena -
China’s IP theft: Boon or bane?
18 September 2022 | Makhan Saikia -
Rahul’s first serious bid to revive Cong
18 September 2022 | Swarn Kumar Anand -
Arbaeen walk: Journey of love & compassion
18 September 2022 | Misam Ali Mirza -
End of a legacy with ‘Lilibet’
11 September 2022 | Makhan Saikia -
Boosting rural economy with start-up village entrepreneurship
11 September 2022 | Arvind Arahant and Narendra Kumar -
Let’s ‘CARE’ about academics
11 September 2022 | Prashant Barthwal
Education and skill upgradation: Twin engines
Political parties across the spectrum have somehow failed miserably in showcasing their cumulative commitment towards building a reliable learning ecosystem. Since children are not vote bank, they often find themselves among the most marginalised constituencies in this nation. In the absence of any political voice, children are compelled to go through...
Al-Sadr’s changing tack: A fighting chance
Iraq is once again pushed into a new crisis. The current power struggle is fierce. It is solely taking place among the frail Shia elites in the country. Old wounds are emerging. Battlegrounds are agog with a strong feeling of revenge and hatred. The government of the day is helpless....
Student loan debt plan pits GOP against Dems
To Democrats championing the White House’s student loan forgiveness plan, it was the long-awaited delivery of one of President Joe Biden’s campaign promises. To Republicans — and even some in the President’s own party — it was an ill-advised move that was unfair to those who had diligently paid back their...
Even at 75, Pakistan’s siege mentality intact
Independent India and Pakistan have turned 75. The hard-earned independence from the clutches of the British rule that lasted for more than three hundred years came with a cost as India had to suffer its bitter division, with Islamic State of Pakistan carved out of the newborn nation-state. The partition...
