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October 12, 2019
Prof. Sanjoy Saksena
Literature, Poem

The English Rose in India

Prof. Sanjoy SaksenaProf. Sanjoy Saksena was educated at the Universities of Allahabad and Oxford where he was a Commonwealth student St. Catherine’s College. Various academic errands and programmes have...

July 20, 2019
Sarika Sarkar Das
Travel & Food

Beauteous Banaras where Rituals, Belief and Death is Woven into Life

Sarika Sarkar DasA teacher, day dreamer, random experimental cook and some hit and miss photography, and at last love to call myself a full time mother.

June 6, 2019
Vijayhardik Josyula
Sports, Cricket

World Cup 2019: A Damp Start and a Few Upsets

Vijayhardik JosyulaVijayhardik Josyula has an inquisitive nose about politics and current affairs. He investigates it from the outside. He is a 23-year-old, almost engineering graduate, following his passions due...

April 22, 2019
Shaili Dhagat
Travel & Food, Travelogue

Picturesque Binsar: A Dreamland of Kumaon Hills

Shaili DhagatShaili is a prolific writer who has worked as a columnist and editor for the leading English newspapers like The Times of India, Indian Express, The Asian Age,...

January 23, 2019
Dr. Jernail Singh Anand
Poem

Sisyphus and the Land of the Gita

Dr. Jernail talks of Camus Sisuphus, Shakespeare, Greek tragedy and Gita in this epic poem. He feels that the occident and the orient are complementary. Here’s an epic poem,...

October 8, 2018
IPA Service
Defence, International Relations

A New Chapter in Russia-India Friendship

Just a day ahead of Putin’s visit the US had cautioned its allies, especially India, not to enter into transactions with Russia and warned that it would trigger American...

October 8, 2018
IPA Service
Politics

Mayawati Upsets the Assembly Poll Apple Cart: Congress-BSP Alliance in the Dock

Her reasons for not entering into an alliance in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are rather flimsy. Significantly, she spared Congress President Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi from her tirade...

September 27, 2018
Sreelata Menon
Cover Story, People, Place, Politics

South Sudan: A Country in Perpetual Turmoil

Salva Kiir Mayardit took oath as the first president of the Republic that day in 2011, the new nation not only gratefully savored its first moments of independence from...

August 31, 2018
Rupa Rao
Advocacy, People

Living on in Death and Back to College Too

Rupa talks about her mother-in-law’s progressive views. In life and death, she carried her will. In death, her body is going to medical research which will benefit waitlisted organ...

August 24, 2018
IPA Service
Economy, Employment, Labour

India Wage Report of ILO: Some Hits, Many Misses

The ILO report estimates that the real average daily wages in India almost doubled between 1993–94 and 2011–12 but fails to mention that the Indian GDP quadrupled between 1991...