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Bhagirathi Jena

Mother Tongue Language of Future

By Bhagirathi Jena Somewhere in the world today, in a rural hinterland, on the foothills of a jungle, or on a mountainous terrain in a tiny hamlet, an elderly woman is whispering a story to her grandchild. A mother is singing a lullaby to make...

DK Giri

RISING SYNERGY

By DK Giri The jogging by Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, in the streets of Mumbai is not only a story of routine physical exercise, it is also a sign of the fast-growing friendship between two countries. The bilateralism between France and India is...

Sandip Pati

The scaffolding for Odisha’s trade moment

By Sandip Pati People in government and industry love to celebrate agreements. They believe that signing trade deals is the hard part; that once the ink dries, opportunities flow naturally. At the national level, the language around India’s new FTAs with the EU, UK, US,...

Bhabani Shankar Nayak

EPSTEIN FILES & BEYOND

By Bhabani Shankar Nayak The more than three million Epstein files, including those already released, not only reveal an entrenched criminal network of perverted ruling elites and rotten capitalist socialites with an inhuman sexual appetite for young girls, but also expose their power, influence, and...

Slavoj Žižekv

The Rebel King

By Slavoj Žižek In the summer of 1989, Francis Fukuyama presented his vision of the end of history. Since liberal-democratic capitalism is the best possible social order, he argued, no further progress was possible, other than through the preferred order’s gradual realization around the world....

Sourav Mohanty & Dillip Kumar Muduli

Gender budget: Big numbers, bigger questions

For centuries, the contribution of women (care economy) has been ignored in national accounts. It is specifically predominant in India and especially in Odisha due to the orthodox socio-cultural customs and traditions. The patriarchal society deeply ingrains the conviction that women will take care of...

HOPE & DISAPPOINTMENT

HOPE & DISAPPOINTMENT

Last month, I travelled across India, listening, observing, and taking stock. While the journey was energising and often in spiring, it left me with an open question: Where is the world's most populous country headed? My trip began in West Bengal’s Purulia district, a relatively...

Rubio says US could resume aid to Ukraine

Widening Rift

As soon as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio rose to address this year’s Munich Security Conference, it was evident that the Trump administration intended to change its rhetoric toward America’s longstanding European allies. While Vice President JD Vance used his remarks last year to...

Melvin Durai

Too many fights breaking out on flights

Melvin Durai I do not fly often, but next time I take a flight with my family, I’m going to carry a pair of boxing gloves with me — just in case a fight breaks out. I believe in non-violence, but if punches are being...

Maciej Kisilowski & Anna Wojciuk

THE FAR-RIGHT BRAND

Maciej Kisilowski & Anna Wojciuk   US President Donald Trump, whose life has revolved around turning himself into a global brand, now seems intent on destroying what he has created. In his first year back in office, Trump has sown chaos in American cities and...

 

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