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Othered and Oppressed: Living as a Muslim in today’s India

In 2014, when Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi came to power, there was a sense of cautious optimism, but it quickly turned into a nightmare as the darker realities of this regime unfolded.

Supercar, booze & blood – a celebration gone horribly wrong

Taxpayers suffer in traffic jam as PM’s convoy crosses in Patna

Is there a death of Academic Leadership in B-Schools: Dr Rajesh K Pillania

Transformation of Rahul Gandhi 2.0: A New Chapter in Indian Politics

Unsolved Mystery of COVID-19 Origin

The Influence of Caste Dynamics in Uttar Pradesh Politics

Israel: The protected child of US

The enduring alliance between the two nations is deeply rooted in strategic, political, and historical ties which has widely shaped US foreign policy in the Middle East and has perpetuated violence in Palestine.

Five Questions for an Incoming MBA Student: Dr Rajesh K Pillania

Harvard Business School has reported the lowest job placement rates in over five years, with only 86% of recent MBA graduates securing offers, signaling a broader trend of reduced hiring (The Economic Times, 2024)

A Critical Perspective on Educational Content Updates: NCERT Revisions

The latest textbook updates indicate a hesitancy to confront societal intricacies, casting doubt on the educational body's commitment to fostering analytical thought.