Political science textbooks state that the foundation of democracy rests on the principle of ‘equality before the law’. Article 14 of the Indian Constitution also affirms this. Still, in reality, this principle is trampled upon by those who pretend to be the ‘guardians’ of justice and governance—judges, governors, politicians, bureaucrats. These individuals manipulate the law to their advantage because they enjoy special privileges.

Fighting on two fronts in a war can be a challenge for any country. Masters of modern information systems can influence the morale of soldiers and even force the sacrifice of principles. False and half-baked information can escalate tensions. Cyber armies remain a significant threat even during normal times.

Human history is an incredible journey, from primitive art carved on cave walls to the towering skyscrapers of modern metropolises. One significant change that stands out in this evolutionary timeline is the emergence of the practice of covering the body, particularly the genitals. This transformation was not merely a physical necessity but the first clear sign of the sprouting of civilisation.

Over the past two decades, we have witnessed the gradual disappearance of an entire community – the one that made us laugh tickled our funny bones, and compelled us to think. Satirists, cartoonists, and masters of humour are slowly fading away. They have been replaced by YouTubers and stand-up comedians whose sick jokes are often laced with profanity and vulgarity. This is an era where laughter has been replaced by shouting, brawling, and hate-filled dialogues.

The recent verbal clash between Donald Trump and Zelensky at the White House sparked a familiar refrain, "The powerful are never blamed".

Moving back in with your parents negatively affects their mental health, according to new research by the University of Cologne.