India Peace Memorial at Lokpaching and the unacknowledged Odisha connection

  By Anil Dhir The Battle of Red Hill was fought from May 20-29 in 1944. The small hillock was on the Tiddim Road, 16 kms away from Imphal. The surroundings, with its reddish soil, represented the farthest the invading Japanese Army and the INA could approach into India. It was the last major battle […]

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Corona, Classroom & Curriculum: Combating Crisis

By Sraban Kumar Bag It is unarguably an accepted proposition that, ‘the pandemic ‘Corona’ has brought a great deal of concern on the present education system of our country, particularly to the classroom process, curriculum planning and preparation for the next academic session’. As we know the outbreak of this pandemic took place at the […]

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Non-believers, an emerging creed

  Binayak Prasad Pradhan Saying, “I am an Indian.” cannot certainly suffice to ascertain one’s identity in a culturally, linguistically and ethnically diverse country like India.  A series of other factors go into the making or constitution of our identity. Empirical realities of our country are often measured through various sociologically constructed attributes. Which religion […]

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