In Plato’s dialogue, Crito, that delves into themes like justice and injustice, Plato implies that silence means consent. This article takes this thought-provoking claim as the point of departure. It begins with delving into Plato’s idea and its relevance in the present context; then it goes deeper into critically questioning the same, underlining the complexities of the society. By unpacking what silence is and what it signifies, the article asks an essential question: does silence mean consent

This paper examines the historical continuity between Mao Zedong's protectionist economic policies and Deng Xiaoping's approach to controlled globalisation through his Open Door Policy, arguing that modern China’s economic strategy is deeply rooted in the pursuit of economic sovereignty as a cornerstone of national security

This piece argues that India’s politically charged media coverage has eroded reasonable discourse and no longer operates as an institution of accountability. It explores the marginalisation of public intellectualism and the persistence of colonial patterns in nationalistic thought, calling for a revival of critical and inclusive dialogue rooted in modern Indian identity.