Internal migration of labour in India, like migration in general, is largely aspirational. It is driven by livelihood opportunities and … Continue reading Migrants under Lockdown: Reflection of A Pervasive Disparity – By Dr Shruti Bhogal* and Param Bhogal
How do we pick which candidate in our constituency to vote for? For the parliamentary system to provide just and efficient governance, it is imperative that the electorate play to the system’s strength, ‘responsibility through continuous assessment’. It’s a choice between the rhetoric of stability and the rationality of responsible governance. Continue reading Bottom-Up Electoral Approach
Sometimes life brings you across amazing people, and a brief interaction can leave an impression for a lifetime. There is … Continue reading A Brief Encounter, Experience of a Lifetime
Nothing really prepares you for the experience of having your first child. When the wife told me that it was … Continue reading Becoming a Father
India is in the midst of one of the most significant politico-economic development in its history, and definitely the most … Continue reading Analysing the Demonetisation Move
Note: I wrote this a couple of days after my wife gave me the news. However, the powers that be … Continue reading Prospective Father
If there is one achievement of the Modi government that deserves kudos from across the spectrum of political ideologies in … Continue reading Side-lining Pakistan
Oppression of the native populace is one of the core precepts from which colonial rule draws its strength for long … Continue reading Beyond the Colonialists
While discussing the current civil unrest in Punjab with a friend, an interesting thought came to mind. We were discussing … Continue reading Punjab Autumn
Nishan sahib is the most distinct and recognisable symbol of gurudwaras (Sikh temple) which dot the whole landscape of Punjab. While … Continue reading A Nishan Sahib and a Mosque
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