Social Welfare
A Woman, Quite Womanly!
A Woman, Quite Womanly!
Men have dominated history, controlled ideas, and shaped the lives of women, and somehow they managed to infect the only idea that was supposed to unite us. They created these binaries and, with a little fake affection and care, told women that all this was propaganda and that they should carry on being submissive.
By Shafiya Showkat Wani
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8 hours ago
A Woman, Quite Womanly!
Men have dominated history, controlled ideas, and shaped the lives of women, and somehow they managed to infect the only idea that was supposed to unite us. They created these binaries and, with a little fake affection and care, told women that all this was propaganda and that they should carry on being submissive.
Shafiya Showkat Wani | today
The Strategic Imperative: Navigating Geo-economic Volatility in an Age of Conflict
Energy security has re-emerged as the most critical bottleneck for industrial competitiveness. Conflict, particularly in regions vital to energy production and transit, acts as a force multiplier for inflation, driving up costs for manufacturers and transporters alike.
EW•NN | today
Road Safety as a Constitutional Imperative!
Highways, in particular, represent a paradox. They are symbols of economic progress—facilitating trade, reducing travel time, and connecting regions. Yet, their design and usage also make them high-risk environments. Speed, volume, and mixed traffic conditions combine to create vulnerabilities that are often underestimated.
Manoj K. Pathak | today
Beyond the Numbers: Reimagining Empowerment for Women in Politics
If we are to create a truly inclusive democracy, our approach must be two-fold. Yes, we must champion the Women’s Reservation Bill to increase the headcount. But concurrently, we must establish, codify, and enforce a robust framework of safety and conduct.
Khushboo Jha | today
We Keep Talking About Unity, But Do We Actually Live It?
What has grown, however, is mistrust. And that cannot be fixed quickly. It builds slowly, and it takes even longer to reduce. You cannot solve it with speeches or statements. It needs consistent behaviour over time.
Prof Jasim Mohammad | today
The Strategic Imperative: Navigating Geo-economic Volatility in an Age of Conflict
Energy security has re-emerged as the most critical bottleneck for industrial competitiveness. Conflict, particularly in regions vital to energy production and transit, acts as a force multiplier for inflation, driving up costs for manufacturers and transporters alike.
EW•NN | 2 days, 8 hours ago
Road Safety as a Constitutional Imperative!
Highways, in particular, represent a paradox. They are symbols of economic progress—facilitating trade, reducing travel time, and connecting regions. Yet, their design and usage also make them high-risk environments. Speed, volume, and mixed traffic conditions combine to create vulnerabilities that are often underestimated.
Manoj K. Pathak | 2 days, 8 hours ago
Beyond the Numbers: Reimagining Empowerment for Women in Politics
If we are to create a truly inclusive democracy, our approach must be two-fold. Yes, we must champion the Women’s Reservation Bill to increase the headcount. But concurrently, we must establish, codify, and enforce a robust framework of safety and conduct.
Khushboo Jha | 2 days, 8 hours ago
We Keep Talking About Unity, But Do We Actually Live It?
What has grown, however, is mistrust. And that cannot be fixed quickly. It builds slowly, and it takes even longer to reduce. You cannot solve it with speeches or statements. It needs consistent behaviour over time.
Prof Jasim Mohammad | 2 days, 8 hours ago
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