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Evolution of queer literature: from Lihaaf to Shikhandi
Read more: Evolution of queer literature: from Lihaaf to ShikhandiAlthough Ismat Chugtai’s Lihaaf is often cited as a beacon of queer indian literature in the early 20th century, a close scrutiny of its sub-texts and narrative shows how this attribute may not be entirely suitable to its premise. Several instances and inter-personal relationships, created by Chugtai, demonize queerness as exploitative, undesireable, and ugly. It’s…
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How to Get Away with Bad Policy: Covid-19 Lockdown and its Impact on Street Vendors
Read more: How to Get Away with Bad Policy: Covid-19 Lockdown and its Impact on Street VendorsPeople who form the backbone of a predominantly informal Indian workforce and economy have yet to reveal the full extent of the pandemic. Their hardships necessitate amplification through stories and statistics to paint a picture of what went wrong.
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Standing Up Against the Dragon
Read more: Standing Up Against the DragonThe Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi’s recent visit to Taiwan has caused a major furore among diplomats and political commentators. Her visit which comes against the backdrop of the deteriorating US-China relationship has riled up the latter to such an extent that China imposed sanctions and conducted military operations near Taiwan…
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Saadat Hassan Manto: Stories of resistance, partition, and women
Read more: Saadat Hassan Manto: Stories of resistance, partition, and womenDespite the hardships and the trauma of surviving the partition, Manto wrote about women who were involved in the resistance. He wrote not only about women in elite households but also about those who resided on the fringes of society. Most of Manto’s stories contain women who are not dependent on men for their existence…
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Women in the gig economy: Mileage or mere facade?
Read more: Women in the gig economy: Mileage or mere facade?Being able to make one’s own decisions is one of the many options that the digital world offers. The gig economy refers to those individuals who work part-time or on a project-by-project basis under their own set of working conditions. Unfortunately, despite how ornate the concept may appear, some of its aspects have been hidden…
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MID-DAY MEAL SCHEME IN THE GARB OF CASTEISM
Read more: MID-DAY MEAL SCHEME IN THE GARB OF CASTEISMThe mid-day meal scheme is one of the programs undertaken by the central government to provide nutritious food and education to children. Though this scheme has a long history, what is even older is casteism. The roots of casteism are embedded so deeply in society that now they have found their way into the mid-day…
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Transition to Circular Economy: An Analysis
Read more: Transition to Circular Economy: An AnalysisAlthough people acknowledge that resources are consumed at an alarming rate which jeopardises future supplies and contributes to carbon dioxide accumulation, they consider a circular economy as a trade-off between environment conservation and profits. This article deals with what a circular economy is, its impact on employment, its shortcoming and its reality in India.
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The Role of Technology in the Emancipation of Women
Read more: The Role of Technology in the Emancipation of WomenTechnology has always been at the heart of human development. From agriculture to manufacturing, its constant innovation has enabled the emancipation of countless lives. On this front, these technologies have played a crucial role in emancipating women in modern society. By focussing on four main categories – transportation, information and communication, home technologies, and medicine…
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FOREX – THE PILLAR OF DECENTRALIZATION
Read more: FOREX – THE PILLAR OF DECENTRALIZATIONThe forex market is a shining example of global collaboration. Should we look at it as inspiration for the future?



