How do emotions shape ecological activism? By drawing insights from the Chipko movement in India, this article moves beyond a state-centric lens to discuss

Today, one may easily access digitised archival sources on India and South Asia thanks to the internet on mobile phones.

India might be accused of playing both sides but also has the special relationships to lead a push towards a settlement.

This guide to research will contain all the articles that have helped me in writing through the period, and about how research works.

The book seeks to tell the story of India-Pakistan relations in its deeply wrought context and is more objective in its approach.

As one listens to oft-contradictory narrations in Rashomon, the careful audience can easily decipher what each character values the most.

To read for literature review is like going through the lay of the land - making sense of its fuzziness and learning through it.

Let’s say you have read through your journals, books, and articles, and now you want to sit and write your literature review.

When you think of writing your PhD research proposal, you will understand the questions or puzzles you have in mind.

Germany and Austria share a common history of National Socialism (Nazism), which caused the extermination of over six million Jews. After the Second World

Nicholas Onuf's new book brings together a collection of 13 essays, written over several decades, with the aim of modestly ‘disclos[ing] a point of view’ (

A good book review always keeps the reader at the centre of its review. Think of who is going to read what you have written.

Now the Sunday book market has found a new home in Mahila Haat, a distance from the Delhi Gate metro station. The market opens at 9 am.

Zotero is a referencing tool that helps you manage all your files including references, articles, and readings in one application.

Krisztina Csortea, Andrew Dorman, Isabel Muttreja and Ben Horton

I have taken an inevitable plunge in life in the last few weeks. I left for Brisbane, Australia, from New Delhi, India, on the eve of Christmas in 2023.

Both references (if they are endnotes) and bibliography are listed at the end of your paper, book, article, etc.

To read for literature review is like going through the lay of the land - making sense of its fuzziness and learning through it.

Virginia Woolf, an English novelist and essayist, in the essay “How should one read a book?” tells us the art of (living to) read books.

Alexander Wendt and his Social Theory and Kenneth Waltz and his Theory have different approaches, ontological stances, and methods they use to study the world.

Joyland, a new movie, unravels the entangled lives of the protagonists and their hostages to patriarchy in Lahore.

Is it an aspirational element of trying to escape poverty and trying to practice a sense of belief that civil servant alone is a respectable job?

In the first book of two volumes titled Vajpayee: The Ascent of the Hindu Right, Abhishek Choudhary captures the enigma of Vajpayee.

Benedict Anderson's book Imagined Communities, written in 1983, makes an important contribution to the study of nationalism and nation-state.

Immanuel Kant is popularly known as “the Königsberg clock”. He woke up at 5 a.m. and began his day with two cups of tea and a tobacco pipe.

Beyond the simplistic understanding of how Orwell wrote, , I seek to dispel some of his writing tips for my readers in this essay.

Cohn argues that the process of classification, categorisation, and documentation was carried through a series of investigative modalities.

Writing (here: blogging) has become a passion for me. It was not always like this, though! From my early schooling days to my bachelor's, I have come to

How do emotions shape ecological activism? By drawing insights from the Chipko movement in India, this article moves beyond a state-centric lens to discuss

Drawing from Schmittean existentialism, Marasco argues, women and children live a real possibility of physical killing.

When I was in the Indian city of Bangalore, a literary enthusiast introduced me to a few letters from Franz Kafka to Milena Jesenska, a Czech writer who wrote

In Taoism, the term “wu wei” (無為 in Chinese) refers to “doing nothing” or, as some claim, “non-action”, “effortless action.

Fukuyama’s, Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment, discusses the threat of identity politics to liberal democracy.

The Aral Sea, formerly the biggest saltwater lake in Central Asia and the fourth-largest in the world, is between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

The majority of the literature on causes and sustenance of the Kashmir conflict has disregarded a vital factor—that the conflict is multi-layered, meaning it is...