History, Philosophy, and Sociology

Saloni Mohan

IMPACT OF MOVING TO ONLINE EDUCATION ON THE INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM

Due to the digital divide that exists in the country, adopting online education has not only exacerbated the existing educational inequality

Ashu Maan

THE FATE OF GILGIT-BALTISTAN

Scholars in Pakistan have argued that the return of the Gilgit Agency to the Maharaja was flawed and Gilgit-Baltistan legally belongs to Pak

Manshaa Nagpal

WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTION IN THE PROCESS OF NATIONHOOD

Bhu Devi, on the other hand, is not only the goddess Earth in this painting, but also the geo-body of India, which is left unidentified but

Ishani Sharma

THE STATE OF NATURE - A STATE OF PERPETUAL WAR: CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THOMAS HOBBES' ASSERTION

A paper that explores and critically evaluates the Hobbsian idea of 'state of nature'

Ajay Chiratla

Journey of Education: Colonial and Post-Colonial India

We must at present do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern, a class of persons...

Divij Shah

ORWELL ON NATIONALISM AND CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PARALLELS

Nationalism has arguably corrupted more minds than mainstream religion and has made humans believe in a collective identity, that Orwell and

Ruchi Yemul

WAR: THE NEED FOR A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE

War has always been considered as a masculine act, according to various IR theories.

Palak Maheshwari

THE PRICE OF FASHION: BROWN BODIES IN THE THIRD WORLD

Postcolonial scholars would argue that the deeply exploitative conditions and the disregard for the safety of these workers show that lesser

Paritoshika Singh

A FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF GANDHI'S HIND SWARAJ

Although Gandhi acknowledges the existence of draconian crimes against women in the Indian society, he does not demonstrate how his idea