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Imminent Threat to Archaeological Sites in Madhya Pradesh
Saving archaeological sites is like washing the mirror regularly on which you see your face. But archaeology faces threats from human activity and it needs to strike a balance between preserving the past and nurturing the present
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Animals as Non-Beings - Comparison Between Christianity and Buddhism
This article compares the positions in the social hierarchy that animals hold in Christianity and Buddhism
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Turkey Withdraws From Istanbul Convention
Erdogan's decision to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention has spawned protests across Turkey citing that the resolution puts women's lives at risk and lets the Turkish society slip into dogmatic structure
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Reading the Painting - The Hireling Shepherd
The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood often used hidden symbolism within their painting to highlight the interplay between society and art. It is most apparent in paintings like William Holman Hunt's "The Hireling Shepherd"
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Five Thousand Year Old Brewery Uncovered in Egypt
A Five Thousand-year-old brewery was discovered in Egypt by a team of Egyptian-American archaeologists
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Juche - What Is It?
The political philosophy of Juche swept North Korea since its inception. However, the fluidity in the explanation of the theory allows it to be interpreted in various ways.
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Tracing the Journey of the Tesseract within the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Tesseract is one of the most powerful artefacts in the MCU of non-terrestrial origin. This article tries to chart the journey of the Tesseract through the Infinity Saga of the MCU.
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Captain America: A Subversive Patriot Against State Surveillance
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is probably the most subversive entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and not without cause. The movie was released in 2014 and it taps directly into the political undercurrents of that time. The movie is a nod to whistleblowers, particularly Edward Snowden.
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The Ravaged Patch of Past
Self Written Poem called The Ravaged Patch of Past
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David Fincher's Se7en - A Study of Evil
David Fincher's Film Noir Se7en upends the moral conventions when the antagonist or the villain is found to have a higher moral ground than his victims.
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The Dilemma of Freedom of Speech
Liberal politics has created this paradox that freedom of speech cannot extend to hardliners as they can use that freedom to propagate their agenda. But, in the process, they have created a paradox that often helps hardliners to bolster their agenda
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Pied Piper and Dionysus: Figures of Repression
The ideological state apparatus encompasses a wide range of social customs but it is also propagated through various forms of media which a child is exposed to. To prove this point, I would like to carry out a comparative study of the myth of 'The Pied Piper'.