Emergence of Corona Virus has had been teaching us a lot regarding life, spirituality, religion and humanity. First lesson, humans are nothing before nature, they are powerless victims. We’ve numerous numbers of technologies, variety of weapons, rockets, satellites, missiles, but a small virus has defeated almost every human endeavor all around the globe. We’re impuissant […]
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[‘युवक!’ शीर्षक से नीचे दिया गया भगतसिंह का यह लेख ‘साप्ताहिक मतवाला’ (वर्ष : 2, अंक सं. 36, 16 मई, 1925) में बलवन्तसिंह के नाम से छपा था। इस लेख की चर्चा ‘मतवाला’ के सम्पादकीय कर्म से जुड़े आचार्य शिवपूजन सहाय की डायरी में भी मिलती है। लेख से पूर्व यहाँ’आलोचना’ में प्रकाशित डायरी के उस अंश […]
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–Written By Digvijay Thakur हमारे आसपास की प्रत्येक वस्तु जड़, चेतन और प्राणी, हमारा रहन-सहन, खान-पान, सभी कुछ पर्यावरण का ही भाग है। विज्ञान के अनुसार कहें तो, चारों ओर की भूमि, जल, वायु और इसके ऊपर नीचे के सभी सजीव और निर्जीव सब पदार्थ मिलाकर बायोस्फीयर अर्थात जीवमंडल माना जाता है। जीवमंडल और मानव […]
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–Written by Anhad Jakhmola George Friedman, while addressing a group of students spoke about how war is always a part of human civilizational history and no such century has been without one. Very mildly but with a tinge of salt, he spoke about the original uses and ideas of various parts of the mobile phones […]
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–Written By Neeraj Kumar Jain BA LLB 1st Year USLLS Kaplana Chawla and Sunita Williams may travel in space, Pratibha Patil may be the President of India, and Mary Kom may be the World Champion. Yes, these women in the country are making wonders. But like the Seven Wonders of the World, these women-wonders may […]
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–Written by Kajal Ranjna BALLB 1st year From a realistic view of the international system: power is the measure of all things, and it is power that grants the hierarchy in it, the unchanging nature of international relations from its origins has been the quest for power, richness and prestige of the main geopolitical units […]
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–Written By Akhil Saxena Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi The people were living their not so normal lives, the valley bore a zestful look, streets were being flooded with tourists and pilgrims were being the torchbearers of employment for the youth. The valley had just recouped from a sudden dismissal of the government and […]
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–Written By Archi Aggarwal, BBA LLB, First year ‘’Climate change is no longer some far-off problem;it is happening here, it is happening now’’ Climate is inherently variable. It changes from place to place and it varies with time. The world is now facing it’s most complex and serious issue in the form of climate change. […]
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–Written by Shreiyashi Panjla BBA LLB The earth’s atmosphere, blocks the harmful UV radiations of the sun, but most of it penetrates through it. The pronounced issue of the ozone layer depletion, moreover adds to the further thinning of our atmosphere’s natural protection from the sun’s harmful UV radiation. Which can cause redness, ageing, wrinkling […]
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–Written By Prapti SharmaBA LLB (Hons.) USLLS The moonlit rays from the silvery plate,Of the pendant throws some numbers on;The towering wall at the border of state,Three – Seven – zero, so on. The starry child looks upon,The scarred warrior in armour plate;Broken, harried, lied to,With a gifted pendant round his nape. “Oh Kaashmir! My […]
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–Written By Anhad Jakhmola George Friedman, while addressing a group of students spoke about how war is always a part of human civilizational history and no such century has been without one. Very mildly but with a tinge of salt, he spoke about the original uses and ideas of various parts of the mobile phones […]
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–Written By Prashant Kumar Law Faculty Bhagat Singh was reading “State and Revolution” by Vladimir Lenin, while he was asked for getting hanged, he asked executioners to wait as “A revolutionary is talking to another revolutionary”. After some time, he kept the book and said: ” Let us go”. Bhagat Singh was an ardent reader […]
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