Indian Student Protests Vs Democracy
The students of India are rising against the dictatorial rule, but will there be reform soon?
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Tanishtha Kotian
3 min read
Digital 'Addas' Are Breeding Intolerance
Kolkata's beloved Adda is the new generation's social media. However social media strays away from the intellectual nature of 'Adda'.
Rayana Roy
4 min read
Scamming and Deepfakes: The Rise of Cyber-crime
Tech-driven fraud rises; laws tighten, yet loopholes persist. Deepfakes deceive, hackers exploit trust, tricking victims for data. Read more
Rayana Roy
5 min read
A Risky Gamble: NFL and its Legacy of Betting
The NFL's history is closely intertwined with sports betting, as both have shaped each other's paths, from competition to partnership.
Samah Noor Nausheer
4 min read
The NATO Factor of the Libyan Disaster
NATO's Libyan Intervention continues to haunt the prosperity of the nation amidst its worst disaster.
Varun Issarani
5 min read
AI "Art": Why Artists Still Matter
This article delves into the complex topic of AI-generated content and its real-life consequences in the world of art and cinema.
Sabyasachi Saikia
5 min read
France's Nuclear Meltdown: The Sociopolitical Crises in France
Protests in France due to deep tensions: economic, political, demographic. Calls for 6th republic. What will be the result?
Aarav Gupta
3 min read
Sudan Coup: What's up with Africa?
Sudan is another narrative of people wanting democracy because they are weary of military rule, another story of protests and deaths.
Tirtha Mutha
3 min read
AOC; The Populist face of the Democratic party
Anyone following American politics can notice the increasing power and influence of up-and-coming political star Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Sharanya Chakraborty
4 min read
Money Laundering on Snapchat
As technology is evolving in today's times, internet crimes such as money laundering is also increasing over platforms like Snapchat.
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