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Tenzin Choezom – On turning her struggle into her power
Tenzin Choezom is a Tibetan refugee woman born in exile. Her life has so far oscillated between the borders of India and Nepal. She...
In conversation with Manasi Gupta about Hues of the Mind
Manasi Gupta is a social entrepreneur and an engineer by profession. At the age of nineteen, she founded Huesofthemind, a nonprofit organisation to provide...
Ups And Downs of Women’s Property Rights
In the English speaking world during the first part of the 19th century, women were considered either too frivolous or even weak-minded to be...
A Glimpse of The Middle Class in Ancient Egypt and its Lesson
It is a tidy fact that history is written not of the common people and their circumstances but of the rulers, their families, their...
When Thousand Cuts Approach Meets the Acupuncture Strategy
What happens when society faces a dilemma on who and what to trust? In a situation where an often blurred line separates reality and...
Why farmers’ movement could not transform itself into an all-India oppressed people’s movement?
The farmer’s protest began, initially, with the sole aim to get the new farm laws repealed. The laws which were bone of contention were...
The Apparatus of the State and the Monopolization of Violence in Society: A Study on The Alternative of the Anarchical State
In political philosophy and sociology, the concepts of the structure of a state and the legitimate monopolization of violence, have always been the center...
Open and Closed: From Russia to China to America, the Largest Societies Are Pushing Their Limits
Today we are seeing the largest nations in the world pushing their limits. Open societies are pushing the limits of openness. Closed societies are...
Return of Honesty for our Global Social Compact
From what point of view are you looking to understand your surroundings?
To study the whole universe from the beginning until the current date is...
Musings of a journalist – Part 3
The entire idea of writing this is that as journalists we find ourselves finding and scratching other people’s truths. However, we often escape from...