Escapism in Modern Dating Culture
In modern dating culture, intimacy has become a quick-turnover commodity, trading emotional depth for instant gratification and convenience.
Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason (1961) – Summary
Madness and civilization by Foucault critically examines the concept of madness in West, its cultural perceptions, from confinement to treatment.
Biopower and Biopolitics: Foucault on Bodies, Power, Control
Foucault’s concept of biopower highlights how modern states govern life, health, and populations through subtle, pervasive control.
Transition from the Negative Secularism to the Positive Secularism through The 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976
Arvind “The polar ends of any substance are indeed unified by the very substance that they strive to be polar ends of” “Secularism” as a terminology has been marketed largely as a Western notion which grants- “Ideological communal liberty”. Nevertheless, the Indian understanding of Secularism has a sui generis nature which extends to both its
The Butterfly Effect: India’s Strategic Pivot From Canada to China
Parth Raman International relationship only works on equations rather than treaties. As famously said, there are no permanent enemies nor friends in foreign policy. The States has directly engaged in a cold war against Russia and China. Previously, the term ‘Cold War’ was used from 1945 to 1991. Maybe the USA is on the decline
Sociology and Anthropology: Relationship, Similarities and Differences
Sociology examines large-scale social structures in modern societies, while anthropology studies diverse cultures and traditions, often through immersive, qualitative methods.
Rise of Elastic Sexuality – Intimacy in Contemporary Society
Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Dr. Vikas Bhandari Anthony Giddens’s famous work, ‘The Transformation of Intimacy,’ uses the concept of ‘plastic sexuality’. The notion of this term is essentially that about contemporary sexuality, it seem to be in the process of change and indistinguishable, versatile, and pliable and resemble forms of relationship and identity structures found
Sources of Indian History: Tracing the Past Through Various Sources
India, with its rich and diverse heritage, offers a fascinating variety of historical records. The study of Indian history involves an exploration of various sources, ranging from material remains to literary accounts. The sources of Indian history collectively illuminate the cultural, social, economic, and political dimensions of ancient India. The main sources of Indian history
Socialization and Agencies of Socialization
Concept of Socialization Introduction Socialization in simple terms means how we learn to be part of society. It’s like when you first start a new job or move to a new town – you gotta figure out how things work, what people expect from you, and how to fit in. But socialization is way bigger
Sociology and Psychology: Similarities and Differences
Introduction The disciplines of sociology and psychology stand as pillars within the social sciences, each offering unique perspectives on human behavior and social interactions. While these fields share certain commonalities, they also maintain distinct approaches and areas of focus. This analysis aims to elucidate the relationship between sociology and psychology, exploring their conceptual foundations, similarities,
Revenue-Based Financing: The Game-Changer for Growing Businesses
Are you a business owner looking for a fresh way to fund your company’s growth? Look no further than revenue based financing (RBF). This innovative funding method is shaking up the world of business finance, offering a flexible alternative to traditional loans and equity investments. What Is Revenue-Based Financing? Revenue based financing, sometimes called royalty-based
Beyond Societal Expectations: Redefining Expectations for Exceptional Cases
Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Dr. Vikas Bhandari “It is necessary to know what others sense, rather than just focusing on what you sense.“ In contemporary society, the ability to fulfill expectations is essential for maintaining both societal and individual relationships. Social interaction, at its core, is shaped by our ability to meet the expectations society
S. Jaishankar is alive!
Parth Raman The title of this opinion-based article has been taken by the influence of the blockbuster Bollywood movie “Tiger Zinda Hai” which means “Tiger is alive”! On the 15th of this month, S. Jaishankar (External Affairs Minister of India & Former Diplomat) is leading India’s delegation to the Council of Heads of Government called
Dialectical Materialism – Karl Marx
Introduction In philosophy the ‘dialectic’ was initially used by Socrates (470-390 BC), Plato (427-397 BC), and Aristotle (384-322 BC) as one of the main tool or method to know & understand the reality. In Plato’s dialogues one can observe that to understand any concept or idea, there is always a rigorous debate or contradictions between
Unconscious Traditionality: The Outcome of Indian Modernity
Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Dr. Vikas Bhandari “Being modern isn’t just about following trends; it’s about understanding the phenomenon behind them.” The contemporary Indian culture appears to embrace modern values; a closer look reveals that much of what is considered “modern” reflects an unconscious adherence to traditional practices and Western influences. This phenomenon can be
From Power to Peril: Analysing the Fall of Sheikh Hasina’s Government
Dr. Naseer Ahmad Lone The Idea of Bangladesh has many traces among which the resentment against Linguistic and Cultural Differences, Political Marginalization, Economic Disparities, Operation Searchlight in East Pakistan by the then President Yahya Khan’s government of Islamic republic of Pakistan may be termed among the core factors.26 March 1971 marked the birth year of
Love: A Realization, Not a Responsibility
Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Dr. Vikas Bhandari “Love isn’t about satisfying each other; it’s about transforming and evolving together.” The Complexity of Love Love, in all its complexity, is difficult to define or categorize simply. At its heart, love is a profound affection—an intimate and evolving emotion that requires constant thought and attention. In romantic
The Much-Needed Amendments to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002
Arvind “There is a world of difference in the conquered adopting the institutions of the conqueror and the same people adopting the institutions of the Conquered and the difference is these adopted institutions tend to be used to the conditions which they were never intended to provide for….” The Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) 2002 is
Entertainmentgogy: The Hidden Pedagogy
Entertainmentgogy explores the integration of entertainment into education to enhance student engagement and information retention. It reflects a shift towards ‘fast education,’ where learning is rapidly accessible and caters to immediate knowledge acquisition.
Communication Sociology: Impact of Communication on Society
In our daily lives, communication shapes our interactions, influences societal norms, and reflects cultural values. The field of communication sociology focuses on how communication impacts social structures and individual behaviors. The study of communication in sociology focuses on how the exchange of messages – through language, symbols, gestures, and media – shapes and reflects our
Human Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region: Challenges and Prospects
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.
The Dynamics of Electoral Politics: BJP’s Majority Scotch and 2024 Election Results!
Faheem Farooq ‘’THE DAY THE POWER OF LOVE OVERRULES THE LOVE OF POWER, THE WORLD WILL KNOW PEACE’’ -MAHATMA GANDHI The socio-economic polity of the country has exposed the fallacy of the “ABKI BAAR 400 PAAR’’ narrative. For an incumbent administration to stand intact, it must not confuse the concept of growth with the idea
Beyond Cooperation: Embracing Collaboration in Sexual Activity
Dr. Pankaj In a complex society, social structures and social processes serve as the foundational pillars shaping our interactions and relationships. Sociologically, the social structures and processes represents the norms, values, and institutions that guide human behavior and shape social life. Among these complex dynamics, sexual activity stands out as an important and senstative phenomenon
Is Indian Society Experiencing Marketization in the Name of Modernization?
Dr. Ashwani Kumar “Modernism is about trusting in oneself, while marketism is about placing trust in the market.” Modernization is portrayed as the dominant force of Social Change Modernization represents a transformative force that is reshaping societies globally. It embodies the unyielding quest for advancement, innovation, and the adaptation to emergent imperatives. This dynamic phenomenon
On USA-Saudi Relations: A Dilemma of Democratic Values and Strategic Interests
Parth Raman & Diya Sehgal In the landscape of international diplomacy, few relationships exemplify the tension between democratic values and strategic interests as starkly as that between the United States and Saudi Arabia. The dynamic between these two nations is a study in the delicate balance between promoting democratic ideals and safeguarding national security and