INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY REPORT — EDITION #9
Pre-Union Budget Analysis 2021-22: ‘Never before in 100 Years’
US-IRAN: INCEPTION OF CORDIAL RELATIONS?
KEEPING UP WITH K-ECONOMY: HOW K-POP BOOSTS KOREAN ECONOMY
MRS BECTOR’S CREMICA: BISCUITS AND BREADS, SAUCES AND SPREADS
3 MAJOR EFFECTS OF BREXIT ON THE MIDDLE EAST
BLOOD ISLAND: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE MARICHJHAPI MASSACRE — Book Review
THE BRUTAL BRILLIANT MONGOL LEADER: GENGHIS KHAN
THE CASES THAT INDIA FORGOT — Book Review
THE COLONIAL ORIGINS OF ETHNIC VIOLENCE IN INDIA — Book Review
The joy of stepping into a new decade was soon quashed, as nations struggled to maintain political stability and carry on parliamentary work. The past week has been filled with geopolitical drama. Whether it be the United Kingdom officially leaving the European Union, which I am sure would have brought
The call for India’s Union Budget 2021 — India, the seventh-largest country and the most populous democracy in the world has been tested on many fronts during the past year 2020. With the global outbreak of COVID-19 followed by the nationwide lockdown gripping the Indian economy, the cash strapped government
During the past year, while many of us have been confined to our homes, our attention has been transfixed on the COVID-19 pandemic. While this is extremely important owing to the existential threat that the crisis poses, we have turned Nelson’s eye to several geopolitical events. Events that have the
K-pop, the popular music that originated in South Korea is taking over the whole world with the raging popularity of K-pop groups like BTS, Black Pink, GOT7, Monsta X, and many more. The whole K-pop idea was introduced as a distinct traineeship modal in the South Korean music industry which
Since the first week of December 2020, we noticed Mrs Bector’s Food Specialities or Mrs Bector’s Cremica making its way to the headlines. They announced share allotment to the public and got a whopping response by becoming the most subscribed IPO this year. Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process in
Gone are the days when it was believed that the sun never sat on the British Empire. The United Kingdom today maintains a landmass only a fraction of the size of its Empire, and in the last few decades, specifically, after the second world war, has been overshadowed by economic
The book, Blood Island by Deep Halder is an account of the massacre at Marichjhapi in 1979, one of the biggest atrocities committed by the Indian State, but is hardly mentioned or known to most of the Indian population. Everyone knows the 1984 Sikh Riots and the Godhra Carnage in
In 1205, Temujin was finally able to unite all of Mongolia, with the Tatars, Uyghurs, Mongols, Merkits, and Naimans, all submitting to him. He was given the name Genghis Khan in 1206, making him the sole ruler of all Mongols. Temujin, now Genghis Khan, then began his conquest with an
The Cases that India Forgot — A really short book, one that discusses 9 different cases decided by the Supreme court and 1 decided by the Bombay high court that are considered significant. To say that these are cases that India forgot might be a stretch since cases like Minerva
I was reading some papers about Bastar when I came across this book — The Colonial Origins of Ethnic Violence in India. In this book, the author, Ajay Verghese, presents a relatively radical explanation for some of the ethnic violence in India. He attributes it to colonial British policies. Understanding
