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The article analyses the iconic 1979 Telugu film ‘Maa Bhoomi’, set against the backdrop of the Telangana Armed Struggle in the 1940s. It explores the themes of social inequality, feudalism, and class struggle, highlighting the brutal conditions faced by the landless peasants.
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After losing out the BJP State President post which he was aspiring, Bandi Sanjay is more insecure of being out news and has become a mockery when his own party leaders like Etala Rajender have questioned his theatrics in open which has weakened not only his leadership traits but also exposed his incapability as MoS Home.
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A significant highlight of the comic book series 'End Wars' is its stunning visual storytelling. Saurabh’s illustrations breathe life into the dystopian landscapes, fierce battles, and celestial beings
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Savitribai Phule Jayanti marks the contributions of the social reformer to women’s education and empowerment. Her efforts set the foundation for advancing girls’ education in India
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Elizabeth Kurian’s ‘English Ghazal Train’ captures life’s many tracks
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A separate mango board on the lines of Coffee, Tea and Rubber Boards will help farmers not only get MSP for the crop but also address the many problems facing them
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In the new era of regulation dominated by technology, expect the unexpected… for the good!
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The International Big Cat Alliance will help lay the groundwork for a future where flourishing natural ecosystems become central to economic and developmental policies
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The assassination of dissidents through poisoning is cognate with a literary obsession with poisons
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The Israel-Hamas war has pushed the region to the edge of a much broader conflict
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Mubariz-ud-Daulah fought against the Company at a time when the very idea of opposing the mighty British authority was nascent
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In an increasingly uncertain world, bridging differences and working collectively to address global challenges is a necessity.
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It was during Salar Jung’s administration that the British succeeded in pushing through the Railways in Hyderabad, marking the changed phase of Nizam-British relations
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Once regarded as wasteland, this Protected Area since the late 1970s, faces severe threats on several fronts
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From the Israel-Hamas war to Russia’s grinding battles against Ukraine, 2023 has shown the dangers of armed conflicts breaking out into region-wide combat
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Such efforts, focused on navigating the past and charting the future, should not lead to isolationism but encourage a dialogue that recognises the interconnectedness of knowledge systems while valuing local contexts
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A close confidant of Nizam Sikandar Jah, Raja Mahipat Ram’s was the first and also the last of anti-British revolts in Hyderabad State
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Deepfakes can be used to disrupt voting patterns, change people’s perceptions and instil them with biases, thereby endangering democracy.
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The debt of every citizen in Telangana is fully sustainable even for the next generation given the durable assets the State has created to power growth
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Are Indian banks future-proofing themselves as the Indian economy gets impacted by global uncertainties, wars, and the impending oil crisis pushing inflation to a new high?
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As images from the most dangerous place on earth unroll across our screens daily, we recognise that the target is not the place’s humanity alone, but the land itself – which has to be rendered unliveable through acts that merge desecration with destruction
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As we confront the stark reality of a rapidly changing climate and climate-induced disasters, the role of COP 28 remains more crucial than ever
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It is imperative to remember and commemorate the sufferings so that the hard-won human rights and liberties are preserved, protected and nurtured
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Integrating discrimination into MPI can provide crucial information on why there remain multidimensionally poor households in certain groups
