Learn how to protect savings from inflation as rising prices erode purchasing power, impact debt, and threaten long-term financial security.
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Kinjal Sampat To Belong How dire and how complex it is to belong. At birth, the powerful markers of ethnic,
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In modern dating culture, intimacy has become a quick-turnover commodity, trading emotional depth for instant gratification and convenience.
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Madness and civilization by Foucault critically examines the concept of madness in West, its cultural perceptions, from confinement to treatment.
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Arvind “The polar ends of any substance are indeed unified by the very substance that they strive to be polar
Parth Raman International relationship only works on equations rather than treaties. As famously said, there are no permanent enemies nor
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Sociology examines large-scale social structures in modern societies, while anthropology studies diverse cultures and traditions, often through immersive, qualitative methods.
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Concept of Socialization Introduction Socialization in simple terms means how we learn to be part of society. It’s like when
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Introduction The disciplines of sociology and psychology stand as pillars within the social sciences, each offering unique perspectives on human
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Introduction In philosophy the ‘dialectic’ was initially used by Socrates (470-390 BC), Plato (427-397 BC), and Aristotle (384-322 BC) as
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Dr. Naseer Ahmad Lone The Idea of Bangladesh has many traces among which the resentment against Linguistic and Cultural Differences,
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Arvind “There is a world of difference in the conquered adopting the institutions of the conqueror and the same people
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Human Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region:
a significant level of political diversity characterizes Southeast Asia from the repressive military regime in Burma to the emerging democracies of Thailand and the Philippines. Within this vast expanse, human rights face both opportunities and significant challenges.
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Faheem Farooq ‘’THE DAY THE POWER OF LOVE OVERRULES THE LOVE OF POWER, THE WORLD WILL KNOW PEACE’’ -MAHATMA GANDHI
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Dr. Pankaj In a complex society, social structures and social processes serve as the foundational pillars shaping our interactions and
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Mandeep Sen Migration and partition are pivotal moments in human history, marked by upheaval, displacement, and the reshuffling of identities.
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Parth Raman & Diya Sehgal Iran’s recent direct attack on Israel, termed “Bloody Borders”, marks a significant departure from past
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Disha Dahiya In a world that often glorifies busyness and productivity, the idle mind is often viewed with suspicion. However,
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Sheetal Pouria ‘Caste’ is the key category in the Indian social system and thinking. For ages, Caste has invariably been
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Arvind “What is needed in laws is not relational personal law uniformity but a constitutional uniformity of all personal laws.”
Introduction Peter L. Berger and Thomas Luckmann’s seminal work, “The Social Construction of Reality” (1966), presents a comprehensive framework for
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The word “REPUBLIC” refers to anything from the Public. In the Context of Political Science, the word “Republic is associated with the “STATES”. Ergo, To, state that a STATE is a Republic essentially and plainly implies that – “THE STATE IS FROM THE PUBLIC”. i.e., “It is the Public that have given birth to the State” and the “Representative human element of the State, who is the leader is from the Public”.
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A Bachelors degree in Sociology or BA in Sociology offers an in-depth understanding of human societies, social interactions, and the
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The impact of literature on society focuses on its ability to provoke introspection, challenge societal norms, and foster empathy.
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A trend can be observed in the modern education system, which is shifting towards a mode of fast education that resembles the logic of fast food and fast fashion.
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Dr. Bachitter Singh Propaganda is a form of communication that attempts to influence public opinion or behavior by using biased
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Arvind The debate over citizen vs person surfaced in the recently passed three acts (by Indian Parliament), namely, The Bhartiya
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The term sovereign equality means “the idea that all sovereign states are formally equal”, eventually it’s a fundamental tenet of International Law. Article 2:1 of the United Nations Charter states that; “The organisation is based on the principle of the sovereign equality of all its members”.
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The commodification or Objectification of body, a reduction of the body to a marketable or consumable entity, emphasizing the commercial or superficial aspects of showcasing the body.
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Arvind Cyber Crimes, also known as virtual or online crimes are ever-increasing and to understand its roots we need to
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