Tag: WORLD
Downshifting: why people are quitting their corporate careers for craft jobs
Even though it may appear like a puzzle to sociologists, many highly qualified professionals across the world are changing their careers for more satisfying ones related to crafts and arts.
An Endless War: The Story of Afghanistan
The article looks at the ongoing political crisis in Afghanistan and the impact of this prolonged crisis on the present and future of the country
Mahatma Gandhi’s Message for Healing a World Troubled by Violence, War and Ecological Ruin
When the world is faced with unprecedented environmental problems, violence and intolerance, we need the message of Gandhi more than ever before.
Why Martin Luther King Jr.’s Historic Speech has an Echoing Relevance
The historic speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. is remembered even 55 years later as one of the most courageous speeches ever made.
World Population Day: Its time to highlight the crucial importance of justice and equality...
On World Population Day let's look at how the population explosion on planet earth can be understood and the challenges it can pose before the world community.
The Sociology of Bharat Dogra’s Literary Creations
Through his stories and novellas, Bharat Dogra makes it possible—the confluence of political sociology and literary imagination.
Does Cinema Hold the Potential of Contributing to a Better World?
Cinema is a very powerful medium which has been most commonly used to entertain people and to make money. However there is a higher...
How a Soviet miner from the 1930s helped create today’s intense corporate workplace culture
The following article takes us deep into the story of a soviet miner from 1930s who played an important role in defining today's corporate culture. But how?
BOOK REVIEW/WHAT IS GANDHI’S NON-VIOLENCE?
Here is an exhaustive and engaging book review of 'The Science of Peace' authored by Suman Khanna Aggarwal.
Education to Achieve Social Justice and Equality:A commentary on NEP 2020
The following article looks at the NEP 2020 and its potential for generating social justice and equality.
