It’s 2021, social media and television is the number one way of disseminating information in the world’s biggest democracy. Here’s where it gets complicated — what happens and what’s reported are not two completely different stories, but certain news channels just happen to leave out important details or overly emphasise…

I began writing this story before the New Year, sadly, couldn't complete it — but I’d like to share some of my incomplete pieces too, I feel they really capture the message in my writings. Let me know how you liked this. As we bid farewell to a rather tumultuous…

7.15 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 as on the day I’m writing this article (11th June), 2 million-odd cases in the United States only. A country with 330 million people has become the raging epicentre of this deadly, discriminatory virus which has thrown us out of normalcy. All of us…

The first step in answering the question of opposition is to accept the presence of severe climate change which has been creeping in for the past few decades. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change states that there is unequivocal evidence on the warming of the climate system. Economic reform in…

As a 19-year-old Indian national living in Dubai and studying in the UK, I have at times, lived in the most multi-cultural environments. From attending an all Indian school, to living with 7 people from the UK, one of them whose family comes from Pakistan, it’s safe to say that…

Introduction A financial crisis may be defined as a period during which asset prices fall, along with a liquidity shortage causing businesses and consumers to default. In recent times, financial crises have been the result of a stock market crash (1929), a currency crisis (1997) and a bubble burst (2008)…

‘Modiji has instructed us to stay at home,’ is what I hear my 12-year-old cousin say when I call her up asking how she spent her 9th day in quarantine. On the 24th of March, Narendra Modi put the people of the second-most populous country on absolute lockdown for three…