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The Merchant and the Mahatma

The relationship between political movements and economic power has often been marked by suspicion, compromise, or uneasy dependence. Yet, the story of Mahatma Gandhi and the House of Tata...

Role Model: Muslim Female Architect Who Broke Glass Ceilings Hard As Concrete

Zaha HadidAs a luminary in the world of architecture,...

‘Patriotic’ BJP turns the NIT Campus into a Cantonment: Srinagar

The hasty manner in which the Bharatiya Janata Party...

Finest Literature was the Inspiration for Our Films: Dilip Kumar

  Munshi Premchand, Saratchandra Chatterji, Bandkimchandra, Tagore, Iqbal, Josh, Kanhaiyalal...

Kashmiri Pandits In Solidarity With Kashmiri Students Across India

The ink hasn’t even dried on reports about anger,...

Target Kashmiri Students: India’s Hate-Driven Internal Proxy Wars

Kashmiri students were attacked by local students, Jodhpur Ali is...

The battle is between Hindustan and Sanghistan: Kanhaiya Kumar

Kanhaiya Kumar’s fresh attack on the Ruling dispensation  Ours is...

No POSCO Plant in Odisha, Boon or Loss?

UPDATE: March 9, 2016POSCO’s Submission in the National Green...

Mangal Pandey Martyrd Today, 159 Years Ago: 1857

The Man who Fired the First Salvo that then...

Saffronisation Thrust in ICHR Continues Undeterred

  Undeterred and unabashed, premier institutes of historical learning and...

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