The Fence that Divides: A Human Approach to the Indo-Myanmar Border Issue
The Union Government's recent decision to fence the 1,643-km Indo-Myanmar border and end the Free Movement Regime (FMR) is more than a geopolitical maneuver; it's a move that tugs at…
A Tribute Overdue: Bharat Ratna for Karpoori Thakur
The conferment of the Bharat Ratna on Karpoori Thakur, a stalwart of Indian socialism and a beacon for the marginalized, is not just a posthumous honor but a timely recognition…
Cultural Culinary Change: South Korea’s Dog Meat Dilemma
In the wake of South Korea's groundbreaking decision to outlaw the breeding, slaughter, and sale of dog meat, a profound question looms large: How do we distinguish morally between dogs…
Ayodhya’s Dawn: A Symbol of Unity and National Renaissance
As the auspicious day of January 22, 2024, dawns upon Ayodhya, the city stands at the cusp of a new era, both culturally and spiritually. The 'Pran Pratistha' ceremony at…
Sri Lanka’s Anti-Drug Crusade: A Tightrope Walk Between Security and Human Rights
In an era where the war against drugs often oscillates between stringent law enforcement and human rights concerns, Sri Lanka's recent anti-drug operation, arresting some 40,000 people in a month,…