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The Melancholic Future of Pradip Kurbah’s The Elysian Field

By Dipak Kurmi Pradip Kurbah’s Ha Lyngkha Bneng, translated as The Elysian Field, emerges as a profoundly quiet and meditative exploration of the philosophy of communitarianism, crafted by a filmmaker...

Gas Shortage, Rising Prices and a Shadow Market

By Satyabrat Borah A quiet shortage can sometimes reveal more about a system than a loud crisis. Gas cylinders...

Assassin bug, first recorded in Siju Cave, rediscovered in Andamans a century later

ROOPAK GOSWAMI Shillong, March 12: A rare cave-dwelling insect first discovered in Meghalaya more than a century ago has...

Strategic Hubris and the Resilience of the Islamic Republic

By Dipak Kurmi The contemporary global landscape is hurtling toward a geopolitical abyss, precipitated by what many observers characterize...

Dynastic Defiance and the Crucible of War

Mojtaba Khamenei and Iran’s Existential Choice By Dipak Kurmi The recent election of 56-year-old Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran’s new Supreme...
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Learning from natural disasters

Rajyogi Brahmakumar Nikunjji The incessant rainfall in India’s economic capital, Mumbai, Maharashtra, and also in Himalayan states like Uttarakhand reminded us of an important lesson:...
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