By Malvika Sawant and Rishi Bappanad Human trafficking is a global phenomenon and one of the world’s most shameful crimes, affecting the lives of millions of people around the world and robbing them of their dignity. It has been manifested in the form of sex trafficking, bonded labor, and organ […]
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Rare Earth Metals: Relevance in the 21st Century
by Vinod Narayanan History of humans is always centered on a “precious matter” chronologically. From the 14th to 18th centuries it was gold, silver, spices, and textile materials. From the mid and 20th century to the current period it is oil and petroleum products. The simple criterion to label material […]
Faith is a Battle Unto Itself
by Mark Antony Rossi I become wary of those who wear religion on their sleeves. Past experience indicates they are hiding something about their character. If you examine them for a second you’ll notice you don’t learn much about the person. All you discover is their beliefs and maybe about […]
Dependence is No Party
by Mark Antony Rossi Spin it any way you want there’s no poetry in murder. Nor is there any freedom in Dependence. And whenever a political party is selling you free stuff, ask yourself this, who’s really paying for this stuff and how will this affect my life — for […]
Story of Indians for Democracy
by Vinod Narayanan The Indian diaspora all over the world are keen on the happenings in India and always keep emotional content towards their motherland or land of origin. From the colonial times of India itself, the organizations such as Gadharites movement, India independence committee, and such others were formed […]
Thrombosis in Space
by Milind Mukkamala, Raina Singhal, Priya Lokasundaram, The GTF Group Introduction We are the members of the Global Thrombosis Forum (GTF, www.gtfonline.net) is a nonprofit organization that is an affiliate of North American Thrombosis Forum (NATF, www.natfonlione.org). GTF tries to spread awareness on the deadly condition of thrombosis. We achieve […]
How Far Jerusalem (Letter to My Liberal Jewish Friends)
by Mark Antony Rossi There’s a predilection among Jews in general but particularly ones in Europe and America to take for granted their Jewish existence. Never mind Jewish businesses are being firebombed on a weekly basis in France. Never mind the British Labour Party blames Jews for Brexit resulting in […]
Tribute to a Man of Optimistic Vision: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
by Azhar U Din and Mohd Suhail Time impacts on everyone but there are very few who influence time and change the course of history. In the galaxy of 19th century Muslim Reformers, Sir Syed Ahmad khan holds a distinguished place. He was the man of great faculty and vision. […]
Trojan War: An Outcome of a Forbidden War
by Anantinee Mishra All it takes for a lot of ruin is a bit of love. Often, narrations of events of historic and cultural importance are done through a pen and paper. Be it the Ramcharitmanas, the Aeneid of Virgil, or the Iliad, literature continues to be one of the […]
The Minimalist
by Sowjanya M The idea of being a minimalist is always what I wanted to try and implement for myself. I always look up to Sudha Murthy, she is truly an epitome of modesty, simple living, and definitely with great values and extraordinary life skills. As Steve Jobs quoted “Simple […]