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Youth and the changing geopolitical landscape
India is no longer a spectator but a key player in the global arena. This is a window of opportunity for the youth to give shape to a truly great nation
Are reservations serving the ends of social justice?
Manipur is on fire on account of issues relating to reservations. The entire country was on fire in late 1980s. Who can forget the Mandal-related agitation?
Civil Servants – Good, Bad and the Ugly?
Civil Servants are like other segments of society. There are officers who are efficient and honest, there are also those that are dishonest and inefficient as well as dishonest but efficient officers.
Crafting an impactful White Paper: A-Z guide in 5 easy steps
A white paper is a piece of writing that gives an expert report or guide. Experts in different subjects write white papers to persuade and teach.
Maritime dimension of Russia-Ukraine War
The Russia-Ukraine war has led to the stoppage of grain export from Ukraine via the Black Sea due to Russian blockade and the stoppage of its own grain exports
Sardar Patel – a mythical Hindu icon?
Sardar Patel inadvertently paved the way for the evisceration of Hindu dharma. He could have at least guaranteed equal rights for Hindus at par with minorities
Comprehensive Management of Senior Civil Services in India
Unfortunately, there has so far been no concerted effort to manage senior civil services in a comprehensive manner. The steps have been ad-hoc in nature.
Instant justice by Police – an unavoidable evil?
Public flogging of Muslims in Gujarat leads to the all-important question - how should police deal with such lawless behaviour and how justice should be done?
Why do Indian youth idolize film actors and cricketers?
Cricket and Bollywood are the most popular cultural icons in India, and millions upon millions of Indian youth have started looking up to them as role models
Did the Constitution lay the foundation for terrorism in India?
Instead of worshipping the Constitution, it is imperative to understand the implications of various provisions on our culture, education, and lives.
Engineering education in India- a farce?
We have 4,443 engineering colleges that churn out some 15 lakh engineers every year. We rate our engineering colleges not by the quality of research papers
India’s maritime security concerns – from Cocos Islands to the Coco Islands
The journey from far south to north, that is from Cocos Islands (Australia) to the Coco Islands (Myanmar) provides a glimpse into the wide band of India’s maritime security concerns on the eastern coast of the Indian peninsula.
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