Today, one can observe widespread hatred and uninformed fear of the Islamic faith and its adherents. There are everyday incidences of hate crimes against Muslims. Though the state of affairs…

Key Points: The term “digital divide” was first coined by Larry Irving in the 1990s. It initially, focused on the access or non-access question, but with mobile phones’ penetration in…

Ever since the emergence of COVID-19, fear surrounding the deadly pandemic is further fuelling the panic and giving credence to a number of assumptions primarily based on rumors pertaining to…

Key Points India’s COVID-19 response outlook is largely characterised by securitisation of the prevailing health crisis, turning it into an Indian Muslims-led conspiracy against the Indian Hindus. The novel coronavirus…

“When was the last time we used Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)” is perhaps, an oxymoronic question. Because ICTs are a ubiquitous entity of the 21st century. Consequently, the other…

The outbreak of COVID-19 is being deemed as one of the greatest trigger events of current times that might drastically change the global political, economic, and social outlook. Increased morbidity…

It is quite fashionable to talk about movies and dramas. May it be cinema or home theatre, laptop or a hand gadget, movies and drama platforms are readily available for…

Over the years, peace keeping missions have evolved from essentially being military models to multi-dimensional programmes that incorporate a mix of different actors that can facilitate sustainable peace in conflict…

The print is dead. Cross-media ownership and centralisation is going to take over. The future is digital. And now, Artificial Intelligence (AI). The debate about the fate of journalism is…

By next year, China aims to have the capability to track the social behaviour of its 1.4 billion population under a complex infrastructure of social credit systems (SCS) through modern…