Category: Civilisation
India’s response to West’s Epistemological Violence
Unmasking Operation Sanskrit Mill and Its Journey from England to America Imagine stumbling across a 19th-century scam so massive it reshaped how the world sees one of humanity’s oldest civilizations i.e. India. That’s Operation…
Feudal Europe remains feudal with new names
European Society: From Feudal Estates to Modern Class Structure For much of European history, society was organized into three rigidly defined hereditary caste systems: the nobility, the clergy, and the peasantry. Rather than simply…
India’s Journey to become Developed Nation by 2047
India’s Odyssey to 2047: A Detailed Technological and Infrastructural Blueprint India is on an ambitious and comprehensive journey to transform itself into a developed nation by 2047, the centenary of its independence. This vision,…
Problem of Colonial attitudes in Hospitality
The Colonial Table Reserves the Right to Exclude: Dress Codes, Speech Codes, and the Postcolonial Banquet In the age-old Indian hospitality scene, where butter chicken meets British binders, a curious phenomenon flourishes—one serving up…
West should reclaim parental sovereignty from the State
Let Families Raise Their Children: A Cross-Cultural Reflection Parenting is one of the most difficult jobs in the world. It is a role where one learns while on the job. Though the experience of…
Similarities Between Pakistan and USA
Surprising Parallels: Observable Similarities Between Pakistan and USA It’s a provocative thought: two nations as seemingly disparate as Pakistan and the United States sharing a surprising number of observable similarities. Beyond the obvious geopolitical…
One Night Stand from reel life to real life
One Night Stand: A Global Snapshot of Hook-up Culture From Hollywood Glamour to Asian Nuance From the shimmering lights of Hollywood to the bustling streets of Tokyo, the “one night stand” – a fleeting…
How to Save a Failing Marriage?
Striking at the Pandemic of Divorce: A Step-by-Step Guide to Relational Resilience The rising tide of divorce is not merely a statistical trend; it is a profound human tragedy. Deep inquiry has revealed that…
Why everything has to be kadak or strong in India
Why Everything is Kadak in India Introduction Why do we Indians like everything kadak — strong, intense, bold? Kadak tea. Kadak coffee. Kadak spices. Even our arguments, politics, and cinema are kadak. This isn’t…
India: A destination for talking tourism
The Conversation as Destination: Talking Tourism in India Tourism in India is 4.6% of the country’s gross domestic product. Unlike other sectors, tourism is not a priority sector for the Government of India. The…
