Plant Rights: A Neglected Regime
Whenever an entity stood for itself to claim specific interest, it has faced humiliation at every possible level. Fight for rights never gone smoothly...
And the problems of the Coloured people (of South Africa) were of no interest to them
We are living in the precarious times of a coloniality-based dispensation and the repercussions of an ill-fated democracy.
The working class, the downtrodden and the...
An idea whose time has come: Green Politics
Authors: Anurag Mishra and Aaditya Vikram Sharma*
As the world forages wide and digs deeper to discover the origin of the latest Public Enemy Number...
The Seagull
The life I have lived is more the climate of Hollywood than the establishment of New York. More Zelda Fitzgerald than Rebecca Miller. People...
The relationship between mother and gifted child
Vertigo inside of me. Burnt oats. Mother burnt the oats again. The bottom of the pot burnt. The oats tasted like ash, smelled like...
Hand washing at work: The key to staying safe
Like many workers around the world I’ve been working from home to stay safe and to protect others. As part of this regimen I...
Working for the future
Art or (and) science
We are used to perceiving science and arts as two separate areas of our society that exist more or less independently....
Will the Current Pandemic Compromise Global Efforts Towards the Fight Against Climate Change?
The current pandemic has dramatically changed the face of the world over the past couple of months. Not only are the countries’ economies being...
Oceans Have Saved Us Now We Have To Save Our Oceans
Authors: Prakash Sharma and Partha Pratim Mitra*
The rampant consumption of Earth for its resources has caused massive alterations to its responsive ecosystem. Humans desires...
Grasp the silver lining of the COVID-19 pandemic
The human tragedy of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought an unexpected positive outcome.
With industries in lockdown for months and cars off the streets of...