Happy Women's Day, everyone! I know I am delayed by a couple of days in publishing this content. Sorry about that. But hey, why would you mind if I posted it on a different day. The causes of women's equality are open items even today, right? Additionally, I have a few cliched social media statuses … Continue reading Women’s Day and Aigiri Nandini
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The Yazidis And their India connection
If you happen to keep track of the seemingly never-ending Middle Eastern conflicts, you may find this post interesting. Evidently, there are no winners, only losers. However, if you were to assess who lost the most, that would be the Yazidis and Kurds communities. They are perpetually at the receiving end of the wars that … Continue reading The Yazidis And their India connection
The lobster debate, Social Hierarchy and Jordan B Peterson
While reading the latest book I picked up, I came across this fascinating and fantastic trivia about lobsters' behaviours. I assure you that you too will be surprised to learn about it. It is a very excellent analogy, as well as the correlation between the human kingdom and animal ones. This can be utilized to … Continue reading The lobster debate, Social Hierarchy and Jordan B Peterson
India’s love affair with poverty
We can list down a thousand reasons why India cannot lift millions of her citizens out of poverty even to this age. Corruption, the inefficiency of her pillars, the socialistic past, the siphoned-off wealth by colonizers, and so on and on. Among all undeniably valid excuses, one of the critical factors is probably a psychological … Continue reading India’s love affair with poverty
Saree, Kachra and Rathore
This is a more of research paper for a blog post. I literally had to reside below a bodhi tree for a month to gain this knowledge. You better read it and like it. 🙂 If you recall a post I had Previously written, I had adequately addressed a few of my north Indian friends' … Continue reading Saree, Kachra and Rathore
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