What ‘nationalism’ means for Indians is however vastly different from what ‘nationalism’ means for the West

"Not All Relationships Will Lead To Marriage,
Some Will Just Help You Discover New Music"

Abstract:
Young people are increasingly choosing cohabitation as a means of evaluating
the...

Download Modernity Notes This is the first part of a two-part series looking at the relationship between modernity, postmodernity and the development of sociological theory. In Part 1 (Modernity) t…

According to Ambedkar, Buddhism upholds humanism, individual freedom, and a peaceful coexistence, and therefore, is suitable for the modern times.

Cultivating a meticulously designed culture has a formidable obstacle—the enduring spectres of colonial hangovers and internal discords. India’s minister of external affairs Dr S Jaishankar's recent address is a poignant reflection on the enduring struggle…

The formative literature on it dates to colonial times and is the work of writers with deep-rooted prejudices against Hinduism

Joint families living in palatial houses is now a stuff of fiction. A few generations back, it was the norm. In fact, the big houses were built keeping in mind

Will our future cities be driven by religion as the core, and not work, industry, and modernism, which have been an essential feature of the last seven decades of urbanisation?

The stigma around polyamory, if done away with, can prove to bring about a society that prioritises the happiness of individuals without forcing them to stay in arrangements that do them little good.