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Her Story, Her Struggle: Tracing Women’s Movement In India
For centuries, the essence of gender roles has persisted deep into the roots of our society, shedding light on the division between males...

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2 hours ago6 min read


Before the Tryst: Lahore Declaration and the Making of Purna Swaraj
History, too, plays by the rule of the universe: everything is connected. India gained its independence on 15th August 1947, but the seed...

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Aug 196 min read


The Gendered Dawn of Freedom: Tracing Women's Struggle
The history of the Indian freedom movement is incomplete without mentioning the contribution of women . Hundreds of women demonstrated...

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Aug 175 min read


Story of The Two Nation Theory: The Long Dispute Between India and Pakistan
The Two-Nation Theory, which posits that Muslims and Hindus constitute two distinct nations, was more than a religious or political...

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Aug 164 min read


Happy Independence Day, Pakistan & all its Parts: Jinnah’s Broken Dream, Army's ATM and People's Disillusionment
“Pakistan today has defied its own name, as there is nothing Islamic about it, no Republic in it and people do not live to see another...

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Aug 147 min read


The Hindi Heartland - A Book Review
The region, defined with a spiritless title of ‘Hindi Belt’, has always held a vibrant significance in the nation-building process of...

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Aug 134 min read


Voice for the Voiceless: Over Seven Decades of Struggle with China for My Land and My People - A Book Review
‘If China wants Tibet to stay with China, then China must create the necessary conditions for this. The time has come now for the Chinese...

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Jul 305 min read


When Did Dupatta Become European?
Blink and you might miss the centuries of South Asian textile artistry and symbolism, with a flick of an Instagram trend. Our everyday...

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Jul 244 min read


Cultural Pluralism: Revisiting Jain, Charvaka, and Ashtavakra Traditions
India is a plural society and a culture imbued with considerable doses of syncretism. Pluralism as a moral value seeks to ‘transpose...

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Jul 164 min read


The Siege of India's Constitution: Emergency Turns 50
The year 2024 saw the government notify June 25 as Samvidhaan Hatya Divas . The decision for many did not come as a surprise, as the day...

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Jun 257 min read


India's New Normal: A Conspicuous-Subtle Shift in Pakistan Policy
Recently , addressing the Overseas Pakistanis Convention in Islamabad, the 11th Chief of Army Staff, Gen Syed Asim Munir Ahmad Shah,...

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Jun 243 min read


Khadi, From History to Fashion: India’s Hand-Spun Legacy
Layered in the depths of Indian history is the heritage of hand-spun fabrics. With a legacy that stretches over a thousand years, the...

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Jun 224 min read


Savarkar’s India: One People, One Civilisation, One Nation
On Savarkar’s birth anniversary (May 28), we revisit his classic work Hindutva (1923) to explore his idea of Hindu identity. According to...

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May 284 min read


Women as Peacebuilders of India: Unveiling the History of India’s Female-Led Foreign Policy Negotiations and Strategies
Throughout history, Indian women have been essential members in peacebuilding operations because they resolve conflicts while promoting...

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May 248 min read


Silk: The Enduring Legacy of China’s Finest Thread
The Enduring Legacy of China's Finest Thread is a comprehensive exploration of silk's historical, cultural, and economic significance,...

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May 44 min read


Sky Wars: Redefining Modern Warfare
In his seminal work On War, a renowned war strategist, Carl von Clausewitz, quotes, “ War is thus more than a mere chameleon, because...

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May 34 min read


The Mauryan-Seleucid Treaty: Dawn of an Indo-Greek Exchange
The Mauryan-Seleucid treaty of c. 303 BCE pronounced one of the earliest diplomatic engagements between Indian and the Greek...

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Apr 195 min read


Valour, Legacy and Pride of Bharat: The Queens of Southern and Northeastern India
The history of India is adorned with various extraordinary stories of women who ruled, wielded power, and left a great legacy behind...

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Apr 118 min read


Indian Architectural Diplomacy and Soft Power
The temple architecture of India has been a thing of marvel and fascination for the world over centuries. In this research, we focus on...

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Mar 252 min read


The Comrades and the Mullahs: China, Afghanistan and the New Asian Geopolitics - A Book Review
Afghanistan- a board for great powers to play chess on. A graveyard of empires. A cauldron of mixed ethnicities and rich culture. In...

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Mar 224 min read
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