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What BRICS and India Can Learn from the Bystander Effect

July 15, 2025

                                                    The famous bystander effect was first noticed by two psychologists, Latane and Darley, after a murder occurred in New York’s Kew Gardens at 3:00 a.m. There was nothing extraordinary about the victim, the murderer, or even the method. What … [Read more...] about What BRICS and India Can Learn from the Bystander Effect

When Everyone’s Responsible, No One Is: The Hidden Cost of Diffused Ownership

July 4, 2025

I came across this striking experiment by social psychologist Bibb Latané. Participants were placed in separate booths and asked to cheer as loudly as possible. In some cases, they were told they were shouting alone; in others, that their shouts would be combined with others in a group. In truth, they were always shouting alone. But when they believed they were part of a group, their effort dropped. When they thought their individual voice would be heard and measured, they shouted … [Read more...] about When Everyone’s Responsible, No One Is: The Hidden Cost of Diffused Ownership

Flattening Historical Nuance Flattens Truth: Trump’s Bomb Analogy

July 4, 2025

Last week, Trump Compared Bunker Busters to Atom Bombs. That’s like comparing: Firing your apprentice to decimating a civilization! The MOAB (Mother of All Bombs) may be America’s biggest non-nuclear bomb, but it doesn’t come with the generational radiation, surrender of nations, or the rewriting of world history. The illusion here is not just technical, it’s historical and moral. Hiroshima and Nagasaki weren’t just military events - they were civilizational inflection points, forcing … [Read more...] about Flattening Historical Nuance Flattens Truth: Trump’s Bomb Analogy

Analysing Amit Shah’s Recent Swipe at English

July 4, 2025

Amit Shah was not just defending his son’s English… The direction in which the BJP government has been moving - with its strong cultural and political assertion - had made it seem that, in time, while English might continue to be the language of the self-proclaimed elite, Hindi would increasingly become the language of the power elite. But this linguistic transition now faces headwinds. Globally, the world is tilting back toward a “might is right” mindset - and here, English still … [Read more...] about Analysing Amit Shah’s Recent Swipe at English

Defence and Aerospace Marketing in the New Multipolar Arms Bazaar

July 4, 2025

The B-2 Bomber just flew a PR mission as much as a military one. Defence marketing has a long but largely undocumented history. Until the 17th century, colonial powers maintained a tacit agreement not to arm their subject states, lest the weapons spark rebellion. While arms were supplied covertly, the lack of formal records-other than the accounts of war enthusiasts-has left the field historically fuzzy and fragmented. By glorifying the B2 stealth bomber’s precision and majesty, the US … [Read more...] about Defence and Aerospace Marketing in the New Multipolar Arms Bazaar

From Hyphenation to Damage Control: Media Missteps and Modi’s Diplomatic Reset

May 22, 2025

For years, Indian foreign policy has sought to de-hyphenate itself from Pakistan—to be viewed not as one half of a regional rivalry, but as a rising global power in its own right. Yet in a bitter twist of irony, it wasn't Pakistani propaganda or foreign policy that reinserted the hyphen—it was mostly India's own electronic media. When tensions with Pakistan escalated in early 2025, the Line of Control wasn’t the only frontier that lit up. Inside air-conditioned studios outfitted with green … [Read more...] about From Hyphenation to Damage Control: Media Missteps and Modi’s Diplomatic Reset

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