The Indian Conclave

Anant Saxena 0 Comment 07-Nov-2023

INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY: FROM ‘ARTHASHASTRA’ TO ‘INDIA FIRST’

Foreign Policy is the mechanism national governments use to guide the diplomatic interactions with other countries and international organizations and ensure that its voice is heard on global forums. Foreign affairs are closely integrated with country’s security and development priorities and directly impacts its citizens as well as its diaspora

Subarna Ghosh 0 Comment 30-Oct-2023

India's Cultural Odyssey

According to Oxford Dictionary, an apt synonym for Odyssey – a long and eventful journey, would be a crusade. Looking at India’s journey in the World of Art, Architecture and all things cultural can be rightfully called a crusade.

Sehaj Mittal 0 Comment 26-Oct-2023

Sexual Harassment on Boys

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature in the workplace or learning environment is sexual harassment. Sexual harassment can take place anywhere like in workplace, school, home, university etc. Sexual harassment is not something that sucks of the positive vibe solely from females but sucks male soul even more pathetically.

Nitin Yadav 0 Comment 04-Oct-2023

‘Khelo India’: More Than Just a Game, It’s a Symphony

Dawn breaks, and in a village nestled amidst the vast landscapes of Rajasthan, the first light finds children chasing a football, their laughter echoing the dreams they dare to weave. On the other side, in the mist-laden valleys of Manipur, youngsters spar, their fists telling stories of resilience and aspiration. This is the cradle of India's sporting potential, where each heartbeat syncs with passion and the desire to play. Welcome to 'Khelo India', a narrative that takes us on a mesmerizing journey through India's pulsating heartbeats of sports.

Manisha Sheoran 4 Comments 27-Sep-2023

Melting Lives Inside The War Furnance: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine have been in the headlines for the wrong reasons for over a year now. The shocker to the world came out on February 24, 2022, when the Russian troops invaded the autonomous republic of Crimea.

Nihira 0 Comment 24-Sep-2023

Building Hope in the Face of Humanitarian Crises

In a world beset by humanitarian crises, where misery and despair appear insurmountable, one cannot help but envisage a parallel reality in which our favourite Marvel Cinematic reality superheroes save the day.

Vanshika Kalia 6 Comments 12-Sep-2023

Navigating a changing world- Unconventional solutions for global challenges

It is very commonly heard that change is the only constant. The world is an ever-changing place too, with its own set of challenges. No one can escape the trials and tribulations that come along the way, making the world a tumultuous place which is filled with all kinds of humanitarian crises. Humanitarian crisis can be labelled as an umbrella term with multiple facets.

Sheetal Vadada 0 Comment 08-Sep-2023

Artistic Heritage to remarkable achievements of Modern Healthcare System of India

The government has prioritized healthcare delivery through increased financing and programs such as the National Health Mission and Ayushman Bharat, which seek to offer financial security and access to excellent healthcare services to the country's most disadvantaged people.

Aayush Modi 0 Comment 07-Sep-2023

Tolerance Legacy of India: A Dive into Its Inclusive History

India is often celebrated for its incredible diversity, with a rich tapestry of cultures, religions, and languages that have coexisted on the subcontinent for centuries.

- NANDURI SOURYA PRAHARSHA 0 Comment 14-Jul-2023

INDIAN RAILWAYS - A REVOLUTIONARY STORY

Railways in India has been started by the British for their trade and administration purposes. The first train commuted between Mumbai to Thane in 1853 covering distance of about 21 miles and with 400 guests in it.

Puneet Jindal 0 Comment 29-Jun-2023

Promoting LGBTQ+ Rights: Embracing Diversity in Indias Heritage and History

India's rich heritage and history are a testament to its diverse cultural tapestry. Amidst this tapestry, there exists a vibrant LGBTQ+ community that has made significant contributions throughout the country's past.

Aditya Pandey 0 Comment 23-Jun-2023

The glory of Indian education system

There are always two sides of a story: the good and the not so good side. Similarly, the Indian education system has 2 sides: the ancient Indian education system and the modern Indian education system.

Anushka singh 0 Comment 14-Jun-2023

Breaking Social Conformity And Promoting Inclusiveness Are Waves Of The Same Ocean

Welcome to Hindustan 2.0! The sight Infront of me is quite implausible like a well-structured facade.

0 Comment 09-Jun-2023

EFFECTS OF REGIONALISM IN INDIA

India is a country of rich heritage ranging from its exquisite flora and fauna to being the special country blessed with 6 different seasons.

Mihir Bhatt 0 Comment 09-Apr-2023

Is caste capital still deciding the lives of people today?

Today, most unreserved seats in IITs go to upper-caste men. Even though technically everyone is eligible for them. For example, in 2019 at IIT Madras 255 out of 256 unreserved seats went to upper castes. So, does that mean lower caste people are just not smart enough?

Pashikanti Siddharth 0 Comment 19-Mar-2023

A Study of the Yugas

India is a land of varied and mystic beliefs. Branching from a variety of regions and religions, the people of India are alike in the sense of nationality and as different as they can be in the sense of culture.....

Anshh Gupta 0 Comment 21-Feb-2023

Uniform Civil Code- An Overview

On January 8, 2022, Justice M M Sundresh and Justice S K Kaul of the Honorable Supreme Court (SC) gave the Union Government the ‘last chance’ to clarify its stand on the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). This recommendation comes in the backdrop of another judgement of the Allahabad High Court emphasising the importance of the controversial law....

K. Nupur Temani, Vishnugayathre S 1 Comment 08-Feb-2023

Decoding the meaning of Union Budget

On April 7, 1860, during British rule, Indias first formal budget was presented to the British Crown in order to better manage the Indian economy. Following British rule, the first budget of Independent India was presented on November 26, 1947, just three months after independence....

Pragnya Amireddy 2 Comments 06-Jun-2022

RAINBOW`S RIGHTS: THE QUEER COMMUNITY OF INDIA

The condition of the queer community in India has come into the mainstream media in recent years, notably during the decriminalization of article 377, in 2014 when Tiruchi Siva introduced the first trans rights bill, and in 2019 when the BJP sponsored trans rights bill was passed in both the houses.

Naman Vankdari 6 Comments 01-May-2022

Editorials