Symbols of Indian Protest

From Charkha to Cockroach: 100 Years of Indian Protest Symbols

From Gandhi’s spinning wheel to Gen Z’s AI-generated memes, India’s protest movements have always found powerful symbols to express dissent. This journey explores how the charkha, the tree, the poster, the Constitution, the tractor, and even the cockroach became visual languages of democracy. Continue reading From Charkha to Cockroach: 100 Years of Indian Protest Symbols

Vintage radio, ancient Iran map, and American passport on a wooden desk—representing the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the memoir of Dr. Nizam Missaghi. Generated by Gemini

From Missiles to Memoir: The Human Story of Iran’s War Beyond Hormuz

Explore the human landscape of the Iran War through Dr. Nizam Missaghi’s memoir, Passport to Freedom. From the 1979 Revolution to the current tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, we peel back the layers of theocracy, Gen X resilience, and the enduring quest for civil liberties. Continue reading From Missiles to Memoir: The Human Story of Iran’s War Beyond Hormuz