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From Peeping Through Windows to Dating in Parks: Changing Cultures of Love Across Generations

May 29, 2026

When Information Saves Lives: Media’s Defining Role in Cyclone Fani

March 24, 2026

The New York Times like so many media channels in the world reported Cyclone Fani as a striking example of successful disaster management in...

Democratic discourse is an illusion — Free speech isn’t the issue, being heard is

March 24, 2026

We assume that democracy is a straightforward matter of giving everyone a voice, but this misunderstands how fragile communication really is. Philosopher Mary Kate...

Prachi Valley Civilisation: Odisha’s Ancient Cradle of Cultural Synthesis and Maritime Power

March 23, 2026

The Prachi Valley Civilisation stands as one of the most remarkable yet understudied chapters in the historical evolution of Odisha. Stretching across the coastal...

Society, Caste & Census

March 23, 2026

When one hears the daily clamour of certain political parties regarding a caste-based census, it feels as though the same ideologies that once partitioned...

Disaster Risk in Odisha: Why Climate Variability Matters More Than Ever

March 22, 2026

Odisha has long stood at the frontline of India’s battle with natural disasters. Cyclones, floods, and droughts have shaped its history, economy, and governance...

Reality doesn’t matter anymore. Perception does.

March 22, 2026

Reality doesn’t matter anymore. Perception does. It sounds dramatic—almost cynical—but it captures a growing unease about the world we live in. Everywhere you look,...

Intoxicant Revenue A Complex Analysis

March 21, 2026

“Not paan or bidi, but a small addiction – unnoticed, it drains your money,” (paana bidi nuhen chhotia nishaa janaa pade naahin taane paisa),...

Lord Jagannath, Odia Pakhala, and the Quest for GI Recognition

March 20, 2026

In Odisha, food is never just food—it is faith, identity, and a living tradition. At the heart of this cultural universe stands Jagannath Temple,...

Pakhala: A Bowl of Wisdom from Odisha

March 20, 2026

As India braces each year for the harsh sweep of summer, with temperatures rising above 40°C and humidity weighing heavily on daily life, communities...

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