Essays and features exploring diplomacy, geopolitics, power, and world events through cultural, historical, and human perspectives.
Demystifying Democracy in the Digital Age, This graphic novel tackles the complexities of Indian democracy in a clear and engaging way Continue reading We, The Citizens by Khyati Pathak, Anupam Manur, Pranay Kotasthane: A Review
This is the story of O.P. Singh, a young boy rising from Bihar to the Director General of Uttar Pradesh Police. His 37-year career saw him tackle riots, floods, and even the Kumbh Mela. Get ready for a candid tale of challenges, controversies, and the unwavering spirit of a man in khaki. Continue reading Book Review: Crime, Grime & Gumption: Case Files of an IPS Officer by O.P. Singh
The Shortest History of Economics” by Andrew Leigh demystifies economics, showing how evolution and innovation shaped our financial lives. This book review explores the book’s structure, key takeaways, and its engaging storytelling style, making it a valuable tool for anyone seeking to understand economics. Continue reading Book Review: The Shortest History of Economics by Andrew Leigh
Haunted by love, lost and unrequited, Rhett and Scarlett’s echoes linger. Explore the depths of their passionate yet tragic story in Gone With the Wind. #literarycouples #unresolvedlove #classicnovel Continue reading Gone With the Wind: Haunting Echoes of Rhett and Scarlett’s Unhealed Love
The book underscores the failure of diplomacy, from the Balfour Declaration to the unsuccessful Oslo Accords, and sheds light on the complexities arising from Israel’s military dominance, the creation of settlements, and the blockade of essential supplies to Gaza. The resulting suppression, poverty, and fear among Palestinians contribute to a cycle of radicalization and terrorism. Continue reading The Shortest History of Israel and Palestine by Michael Scott-Baumann
Raise your hand if you grew up devouring The Famous Five adventures, sneaking into George’s secret shed, and longing to join the Secret Seven! Enid Blyton’s stories were, for me, childhood gateways to magical worlds.Buckle up, bookworms, because I am diving into the enigma of Enid Blyton.
Continue reading Magical Enid Blyton: Unearthing Friendship, Adventure & Mystery
In a world that often labels individuals with disabilities as less capable, it is crucial to challenge these ingrained perceptions and embrace the true essence of inclusivity. Personal encounters with individuals who have disabilities have the profound power to dismantle stereotypes, foster empathy, and illuminate the extraordinary capabilities that lie within each person. Continue reading Beyond Pity: Shifting Perspectives on Specially Abled Individuals through Personal Encounters
Breaking barriers in a demanding profession, shattering traditional perceptions and fears, Madam Commissioner: The Extraordinary Life of an Indian Police Chief is the compelling autobiography of Meeran Chadha Borwankar. The book chronicles her remarkable 36-year career in the Indian Police Service. Continue reading Review: Madam Commissioner: The Extraordinary Life of an Indian Police Chief by Meeran Chadha Borwankar
