After Hasina: How Bangladesh's February Election Completes India's Encirclement

The world, as we know it, is changing rapidly at an unprecedented rate. Change, while feared by species for the fear of the unknown, has a very different definition when it comes to world order and inter-country relations. Right now, as we sit in the comfort of our homes, living our day-to-day lives in our respective countries, a pivotal shift has already taken place that is now shaking the very foundations of statecraft and international relations as we know it. This shift takes us away from al

This paper aims to explore the gendered design of AI in cinema, particularly how the representation of women as AI often reinforces stereotypical gendered tropes and has self-perpetuating impacts on the socio-cultural and professional corpus of the world that we live in. The key issues that this paper focuses on are sexualisation, objectification, the cinematic male gaze, AI, and feminine identity.

This article synthesises evidence from current and previous studies to explore the many-sided function of technology, or mobile technology, in the context of learning, with particular emphasis on its integration with Career and Technical Education (CTE) and its implications for students' engagement, anxiety levels, and readiness for future schooling and career opportunities. Through the analysis of the potential of mobile learning pedagogies and the overall school-to-work activity influence hist

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The 2024 Lok Sabha results were a sharp correction for the BJP. The party had succumbed to its own "400 Paar" hubris, relying excessively on the popularity of PM Modi and the emotional high of the Ram Mandir inauguration. In doing so, it neglected its core strength: local organisation and the systematic communication of its five-year performance. The voters, feeling unheard on ground-level grievances, delivered a shock.

Image Credits-Article 14 “The actual constitution of a country has its existence only in the actual condition of force which exists in the country, hence political constitutions have value and permanence only when they accurately express those conditions of forces which exist in the country.” This is going to be an uncomfortable pill to swallow, but the defenders of the Caste system might come up with the most bizarre argument that this system is but another name for division of labour, which...

Image Credits- Financial Times Introduction The public sphere is a domain of social life where opinions can be formed and expressed. It is characterised as being open to all, where no force of intimidation occurs (Habermas 1991). The force of argument is the principal driver of deliberation in these spheres. This Habermasian idea of a public sphere has now become an ever-present part of our modern political democracies. However, in today's age of social media and the new-age internet, these...

This play revolves around a dilemma faced by Murali, a student from a humble background studying at an Ivy League University on scholarship. The environment in his university is tense since most of the people are protesting Israel’s aggression against Palestine, which they deem unjust. However, Murali is torn between two alternatives: joining the protest could  jeopardise his scholarship and future, yet remaining silent feels morally compromising.

The 56th GST Council meeting marks the transition to GST 2.0, with a focus on implementing AI-enabled compliance systems, addressing the inverted duty structure through provisional refunds, and streamlining tax slabs. These reforms tend to align with international trade practice, simplify taxation, and ease MSME compliance.

Image Credits-India Today Introduction Early August 2024 saw a helicopter land at Hindon Air Base in India. Inside sat Sheikh Hasina, once the head of government in Bangladesh, escaping after waves of unrest grew too intense to control. This moment marked the end of a political era, fifteen years shaped by close alignment with Indian interests. The shift came not through election, but upheaval. Power slipped away amid chaos rather than ceremony. Now, five months have passed, yet Hasina still...

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Amidst the shifting landscape of global energy geopolitics, India has emerged as a significant power, asserting strategic sovereignty to safeguard its national interests. Its expanding economy and vast population have driven a steadily rising demand for petroleum products

Image Credits: KNN INdia As the global conundrum takes over with the looming threat of war in the Middle East, India’s diplomatic overture towards Cyprus comes as a form of geopolitical positioning and strategic alignment against the newfound nemesis in Ankara, for its unabashed support for Pakistan during the May 7 Operation Sindoor, a retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir on April 22, 2025, and the rapid developments that ensued. The burgeoning Pakistan–Turkey...

Classic economic models assume money to be fungible: a rupee is a rupee, independent of its history. Behavioural evidence, however, views it through a different lens. People earmark “vacation money,” treat bonuses as “fun money,” and let yesterday’s trading gains invite today’s risk. This cognitive bookkeeping—mental accounting—has durable consequences for spending levels, intertemporal choices, and portfolio risk.