By Sayantani Chakrabarty A country is run by government bodies and it is the fundamental duty of every government to devise schemes and policies that will benefit the country and its people. These are called public policies, created to suit the needs of the public. Why Public Policy Matters: Public policy forms one of…

By Vishalakshi Chaturvedi We all have learnt about the movements that took place on our road to independence. But we only learnt it with the intention to pass the exam instead of understanding the depth of these movements. …

By Pallavi N B Liberal arts education bases itself on the foundation of skills like critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and enquiry. Liberal arts education is focused on providing a holistic and well-rounded education creating individuals who can think for themselves, can recognise fact from opinion, and are equipped to face…

Bhagavad Gita, one of the most essential Indian ancient scriptures, is said to have the answers to the questions that arise every now and then within our confused states of mind. But, more than just a Q&A book, this scripture is a lifestyle. The Gita not only leads us towards…

Feminism: What is it? Feminism is about advocating for gender equality for all genders. Previously feminism was focused on women’s rights and equality for women, naturally, since this issue had to be brought to the fore. But back then, the issues related to the LGBTQIA+ community did not make much…

The National Education Policy (NEP) came out in 2020, making monumental changes to our education system. What was previously often quoted as ‘rigid’ and ‘outdated’ instantly became a ‘progressive’ and ‘liberal’ education system. Let’s understand how NEP changed collegiate education and how it affects students. What are the changes implemented…

By Pallavi N. B. Youth is often linked with vitality, life, strength, passion, vigour, gusto, and zeal. They are also popularly regarded as the hope of a nation. This is because they have the power to bring change. To bring change, we need to support the youth in their endeavours. …

By Vishalakshi Chaturvedi June is the most colourful month of all. We see colours everywhere, be it on the streets or on social media. The hues narrate a story — that of a fight, of a wait and most importantly, of unconditional love. Yes, June is the pride month. Today…

by Pallavi N B Although encouraging gender equality at work and in education has been at the forefront to empower women, however, when it comes to sports, from media coverage to funding opportunities, women athletes have been inadequately represented. Of the six Indian medallists at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, three…