By Saranya Subramanian “Feels weirdly refreshing for the world to have a pandemic” “IKR! Because it’s such a non-polarising problem” That was a conversation I had two days ago with a close friend. By the texting lingo and content itself, you can guess we’re in our early twenties, invested in […]
By Subham Talukder Dedicated to Miss Asli Eti My father, always wanted me to be an Englishman. People who knew him used to say he often praised his fortune because our Bengali surname ‘Paul’ sounded like of foreigners. After I was born, he was on a mission to remove the […]
By Lahari Kandamuru Work from home!! Online classes, presentations and assignment submissions!! Because of COVID-19, most schools, colleges and companies are on lockdown. Many of them resolved to do their duties from the comfort of their home. The first reaction for the majority of people, when told to work from […]
By Dr. Ginu George, Dr. Mary Rani Thomas The 21 days lockdown for the entire nation announced by PM Modi on 24th March 2020 came has a major panic to the public. The lockdown was with the objective to “Break the Chain” of COVID19 which was declared as pandemic by the WHO […]
By Akshay Kulkarni, Anusha Tembe, Anushka Bhate, Sanket Gavankar and Dr. Rashmi Kulkarni Introduction With the World Pandemic of COVID-19, the team of a few young members of GTF, along with a physician, decided to take upon themselves to research and write a short summary that may be of some […]
By Anantinee Mishra There is hardly a person nowadays who isn’t aware of the predicament the world is in due to the extensive outbreak of Coronavirus or Covid-19. With the number of people infected accumulating to some lakhs, this virus has spread intense panic and terror globally. It is the […]
By Yanis Iqbal The political upheaval which India is currently experiencing is one among the many quasi-anarchist movements like the Occupy Wall Street movement, Alter-globalization movement, Arab Spring and the recent Algerian Hirak movement. The historical resemblance of the Anti-CAA protests to these quasi-anarchist movements is derived from the “horizontal […]
By Yanis Iqbal Lately, the Grand Old Party of India has been suffering from severe political lacerations. It is bleeding profusely but it still refuses to recognize and feel the pain of its grisly wounds. The Congress party is obstinately practicing political podsnappery and this is further eviscerating its relevance. […]
By Mark Antony Rossi Without making a joke I sometimes struggle to find Beauty in Life. There are days I stare at my wife and children and only receive waves of obligation; not heavenly profound revelation. I question if military service, urban politics and decades writing about the human condition […]
By Sreya Sarkar While the press in both U.S. and India were busy covering the theatrical aspect of the 36-hour President Trump visit to India, tossing around snarky one-liners that are typically generated by pompous signature Trump or Modi events, a potentially complex foreign policy strategy has been unfolding on […]
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