The Naiyāyika Theory of Erroneous Perception and Redundancy in Modelling of Nature
The human craving to perceive and comprehend is the driving force behind our development as individuals and, arguably, even our success as a species. We are born with curious minds, which see the multifaceted and multidimensional world around and...
आत्म-विउपनिवेशीकरण: Decolonisation of the Individual
Decolonisation is the removal of domination by a nation on foreign territories. While it was historically a territorial process, it has over time acquired subtler elements, particularly around the development and promotion of indigenous knowledge....
Rashtranayak Netaji: Dharmic Moorings And The Death-Blow To The British Raj In India
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose must be conferred the title of Rashtranayak (national hero) lickety split. Unfortunately, Article 18 (1) of the Indian Constitution does not permit any titles to individuals, except when in an academic or military...
Why the BJP can reclaim its UP-ward move
Uttar Pradesh lies on the hallowed grounds that saw the rise and fall of various important chapters in Indian history. Modern India has seen a flux of political entities, leaders, trends and issues in Uttar Pradesh over the years. Pandit Govind...
Does India have or need a Right wing?
Contemporary politics is highly polarised. Ours is the age of binaries and divisions of convenience. The Right-Left binary that originated in the times of the French Revolution when liberal deputies of the Third Estate would generally sit to the...
Why is true nationalism inherently spiritual?
Recently I came across a snippet of a response to a query as part of an interaction with Mr. Sai Deepak, seemingly a well-known right-wing commentator and thinker, who spoke of how one cannot be loyal to the world if one is not loyal to one's...
India and China: The Ups and Downs of Responses by the Asian Giants against COVID
The scourge of COVID has wreaked havoc on the contemporary world. More than 17 crore people have been infected around the world till date, with more than 37 lakh people succumbing to the dreaded pandemic. India has seen 2.84 crore people being...
Netizens demand Presidential rule in Bengal, Arrest Mamata Trends on Twitter
This year's election in West Bengal was somehow interesting. Prime Minister, Home Minister, did massive rallies in West Bengal. Heavyweights from all over India campaigned for various political parties. In the end, there was one winner by a clear...
Climate Activist: The eulogisation of an anarchist
January 26, 2021, will be forever imprinted in the minds of Indians and the diaspora as the day when the venerated national symbol of the state and national flag was desecrated and thrown down and replaced by a Sikh religious flag. In the name of...
The Farcical Extremes of Big-Tech Censorship and the Hypocrisy of the Ultra-Left in its Selective Outrage over Freedom of Expression
On 11 February 2021, my Facebook account of 13 years was disabled without reason. In an age when the world seems to be more lived on the virtual realm than in the real one, I had been also chipping in, albeit in a much lesser way lately than in the...
