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The Odyssey of Ego: From ancient epics to modern road rage
15+ min ago (233+ words) Anyone who advocates war should see works like this, we concluded, as we left the theatre. We were quiet, a little heavy in the heart and mellow with the realisation that history keeps repeating itself as human memory is frail....
Pellet gun debate revives Kashmir’s painful memories
15+ min ago (348+ words) Renewed scrutiny highlights enduring human costs of controversial crowd-control weapon in Kashmir today. The recent use of pelletfiring shotguns during protests in Delhi has once again brought one… The post Pellet gun debate revives Kashmir’s painful memories appeared first on…...
Monsoon’s enduring journey through Indian literature
37+ min ago (311+ words) Nadir Godrej’s monsoon verses celebrate Mumbai while echoing India’s timeless literary fascination with rain and nature. The rain is central to the Indian life. Since India is a country… The post Monsoon’s enduring journey through Indian literature appeared first on…...
Beyond 'Us Vs Them': Overcoming our tribal instincts for harmony, health
25+ min ago (324+ words) IMPACT ON PUBLIC HEALTH •Vaccine Hesitancy: Medical choices become identity markers. People reject health guidance if their political or social tribe opposes it. •Stigmatization of Disease: Outbreak origins are often blamed on minority tribes. This stops people from seeking treatment…...
“India’s rise will depend as much on universities as on military strength”
51+ min ago (302+ words) Q: Should India’s objective be to isolate Pakistan, or to make Pakistan strategically irrelevant to the success of India’s regional vision? Those are two very different goals. Which one should guide India’s foreign policy? Q: When you assumed office, you spoke…...
The grammar of civilisation: Why Panini challenges the two-nation theory
44+ min ago (493+ words) History has an uncanny habit of exposing ideological contradictions. Political theories may dominate a generation. Borders may divide landscapes. Governments may rewrite textbooks. But civilisations possess a longer memory than states. They wait patiently until history itself forces uncomfortable questions…...
‘Government must pre-empt fresh wave of protests’
1+ hour, 11+ min ago (479+ words) The protests initiated by the CJP, which culminated in the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, should not be viewed as the conclusion of the crisis but as… The post ‘Government must pre-empt fresh wave of protests’ appeared first on…...
A millimetre of water
1+ hour, 41+ min ago (614+ words) China’s DUV breakthrough challenges export controls, reshaping global semiconductor competition. In the summer of 2002, at a workshop convened by SEMATECH to plan the industry’s move to 157… The post A millimetre of water appeared first on The Sunday Guardian. Chinaâs…...
Here’s the blueprint to keep AI in its box
1+ hour, 28+ min ago (370+ words) It is precisely this generative capacity that places AGI at the crossroads of innovation and human rights. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), adopted in 1948, remains the world’s most widely accepted articulation of human dignity. Its articles are not…...
Where Is Ceuta in Spain, Why Is It a Migration Flashpoint and How Did Hundreds Manage to Enter From Morocco?
23+ hour, 59+ min ago (509+ words) Zaini is Editor at The Sunday Guardian. She focuses on geopolitics, defence, international affairs, and breaking news coverage. She has worked in fast-paced newsrooms, including WION, Republic Media Network, India Today Group and Hindustan Times. She specialises in end-to-end production…...