A new research study has shed light on what drives people to embrace—or doubt—eco-friendly shopping in India, revealing that personal norms and consumer scepticism both play critical roles in shaping…
In the light of Pride and Prejudice returning to theatres worldwide for celebrating 20 years, it is worth asking why this particular adaptation has secured near-religious devotion while so many…
Half knowledge is dangerous. It has always been so. Does the danger looks different in the digital age? Yes, it does. Where once intellectual posturing might have been confined to…
In Western culture, the nuclear family is often presented as the most natural unit of human life. In reality, it is one of the most carefully engineered. The postwar state,…
In the beginning, the internet was a library. Messy, vast, poorly indexed, but still a library. Today it has mutated into something closer to a casino. The shift has been…
Every society tells stories about itself. Some are whispered in family homes, others are argued over in academic journals, but few are as visible, immovable, and state-sanctioned as the ones…
The past has always been a seductive force, offering a sense of stability in times of uncertainty. But in recent years, nostalgia has emerged not merely as a personal sentiment…
To be watched is to be validated. To be liked is to be loved. To go viral is to be worthy. These have become the unspoken truths of the digital…
In an era defined by exhaustion, acceleration, and relentless demands for performance, gentleness often appears as a luxury, or worse, a weakness. It is dismissed as apolitical, sentimental, even indulgent.…
Art, when it intersects with philosophy, possesses the unique ability to expose the interior landscape of the self. Few modern musical works have explored this psychological terrain as explicitly and…
