
The Nostalgia Trap
“All that is solid melts into air,” Marx once wrote of capitalism’s restless churn. Today, the process runs in reverse. The market is busy selling

“All that is solid melts into air,” Marx once wrote of capitalism’s restless churn. Today, the process runs in reverse. The market is busy selling

South Kashmir’s willow trees once thrived along streams and wetlands, sustaining a century-old cricket bat industry that supports thousands of livelihoods. But rising temperatures, declining

Every time a consumer orders okra through a quick-commerce app and receives pods of identical length, a hidden environmental transaction takes place. Behind the uniform

An extraordinary dispute over the role of AI in warfare took place between the AI company Anthropic and officials in Washington in the final week

How India celebrated a GDP title it never quite held and why the number that matters most never makes it into a speech. When ‘The

Before 140 crore Indians rush to celebrate the expansion of UPI to Israel as a triumph of digital diplomacy, a more fundamental question deserves serious

The principles of Gandhian economics focuses on ideas of decentralized, self-sufficient village-style economies which work on the good-will of all resulting in the well-being of

Proclaimed as the Father of India, Mahatma Gandhi’s contributions are taught widely and highlighted as a key element in the making of the nation. However,

The IT industry’s SaaSpocalyptic moment A new dread has descended upon the technology sector: the “SaaSpocalypse.” This term describes the existential threat that autonomous AI

For observers of general strikes and journalists covering trade unions and farmer movements, the February 12 General Strike did not unfold as a routine ritual.