The Paradox of Free Speech

Often misappropriated to Voltaire himself, Evelyn Hall’s quote is considered near biblical for earnest advocates of free speech.

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Greenwashing in Nevis

On August 11th 2025, the government of St. Kitts and Nevis enacted the Special Sustainability Zones Authorization Act, 2025 (SSZ legislation), in

Is the Far-Right ‘Right’?

From Washington to Warsaw, from New Delhi to Buenos Aires, the far-right’s language of righteousness feels remarkably uniform—as though reading from a

War is ‘Fun’

The annals of history bear witness to an unbroken cycle of wars, each altering the course of humanity in profound and enduring

Nepal Gen Z Revolution

Nepal's economy is heavily dependent on remittances, and unemployment among a significant number of youths is on the rise, forcing them to

Superman in The Era of Trump

Whilst Superman/Clark Kent retains his almost invincible nature in James Gunn’s version, he is a stark contrast to the version that preceded

Why Happiness is A Mirage

Happiness in our culture today is no longer a feeling. Instead, it has become a moral obligation. We are bombarded by messages

One St. Lucia, One Destiny

The political landscape of St. Lucia finds itself at a crossroads, where the very unity that has defined this island for generations

Greenwashing: The Eco-Friendly Lie

Businesses frequently engage in greenwashing to attain a market advantage. By presenting themselves as eco-friendly, they draw in environmentally aware customers and

Is the System Really Changing?

Broadly speaking, the system refers to the complex web of institutions that govern society—everything from the educational framework to the judiciary to

The Curse of Convenience

After much of the world moved into the online space, the convenience it offered inadvertently led to the decline of the third

Loneliness: A Public Health Crisis

Research consistently reveals that social isolation and loneliness are linked with devastating consequences such as weakened immune responses, increased rates of depression,

The Ethics of Space Exploration

Another ethical dilemma regarding space exploration is its impact on the environment. While space may appear enormous and stretch out into infinity,

The Making of a Modern India

Since independence, India has experienced massive economic change. India has drastically changed and emerged as one of the biggest international economic players.

“kamala IS brat”

Kamala Harris's recent rebranding to reflect the 'Brat' culture, inspired by pop singer Charli XCX's album, has marked an interesting shift in

The Edge of Glory

Glory, or as the Greeks called it, Kleos, is a concept as old as humanity itself; the notion of which has driven

Starliner’s Delay

Facing technical glitches on their Boeing Starliner, Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are holding down an extended stay on the ISS.

Eating with Electricity!

The Electric Salt technology generates a specific wavelength of electricity from the surface of the utensil to the food which triggers our

Minimalism: Living With Less

Minimalism goes beyond materialistic items. Its fundamental belief is to focus on the basics and conserve time and energy by eliminating everything that

The Ethics of Consumerism

Consumerism, the preoccupation with and an inclination toward buying consumer goods, has become a defining characteristic of modern society.

Bee-lieve It or Not?

Bees are like the tiny superheroes of the plant world. They fly from flower to flower, but they're looking for more than

Beyond Rest

Sleep is essential for physical rest. It allows the body to regulate heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure.

Technology in Cricket

From the addition of the third umpire to new tools such as the waist heigh no-ball detector, technology in crickethas truly impacted

Consequences of Conflict 

The journey human beings have traversed as a civilisation is a timeless spectator of how and what conflicts unfold. The inability to

Musings of an Atheist  

Live and let live. That strong policy of mine has some people accepting me the way I am—irreligious. They have understood that

Is Animal a Bad Movie? 

Animal is criticised for showing violent, aggressive content. Moreover, the movie was regressive towards women—the misogynistic actions and comments in the movie

Make India Happy Again

India's global happiness rank varies across reports, with the World Happiness Report 2023 placing it at 126 out of 146 countries.

The Pang of Disability? 

The issues of physically and mentally challenged people have been discussed but limited only to their purpose in life, to make them

Decide to Decide

When I finally decided to write this piece on ‘decision-making’, I was determined to write about the challenges I faced.

Macabre Dance

Dance… a movement of the body, endorsed by the creative mind and perhaps by the soul.

Embracing demisexuality

The demisexual aspect of my sexuality rose to the surface after my last breakup with my best friend. I couldn’t get into

A Journey Through Grief

This adventure was unlike their previous, shorter trips, such as a week-long pilgrimage to Amarnath. It promised to be a profoundly enriching

The Way We Look At Conflict

In the realm of journalism, where the words we choose can dramatically shape perceptions and perspectives, there exists a form of storytelling

A Recipe for India

India is a culinary masterpiece of diversity and culture, a grand feast that deserves to be celebrated in all its glory.

Gender games

When I was a child, my father used to buy me Barbie dolls. They would come completely equipped with a mesmerising set

Understanding Child Abuse

Recently, a horrifying incident unfolded in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India, sending shockwaves through the nation. It was a stark reminder of the

Delusional Society

A research conducted in Britain indicates that many people, especially millennials, are simply not getting the same joy from previously loved hobbies,