The early years of childhood engrain what we are told as unalterable, hard facts. Some of these facts find their way into our conscious...

Lakshadweep, with its breathtaking beauty, resembles Maldives in various ways and holds the potential to replace it in various sectors...

"In Iran, the hijab is not just a piece of cloth; it is a symbol of oppression and a battleground for freedom." —An Iranian activist...

The Hundred Days of Reform was during the late Qing dynasty in 1898; this was a notable but brief political and cultural movement in...

Benedict Anderson in his renowned work “Imagined Communities” explains that national identity is essentially an imagination of a...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most talked-about technologies of our time, sparking both utopian promises and...

“Film is one of the three universal languages, the other two are mathematics and music” - Frank Capra Illustration by The Geostrata India...

One of the most troubling questions from the pre-independence era is whether or not all Indians need to speak the same language. Language...

India, from ancient times, has been a leading influence on the world, whether in the fields of medicine, mathematics, science, astronomy,...

Alia Bhatt, Sabysachi, Mona Patel, and Sudha Reddy, the attendees of the Met Gala 2024, one common thing between them, all of them being...

Despite appearing to be unrelated, there exists a deep and lasting connection between fashion and war, a link that unfolds as a...

Why Bharat Matters by Rupa Publication and authored by India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar, could be the one book that the

New Strategic Ally of India “You cannot love this country with just words, the capital of this country starts in the trenches,” ~ Vazgen...