THE HORMUZ CRISIS: GEOPOLITICS, ENERGY SECURITY AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC IMPACT  

ISHMEET KAUR MAC HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF HORMUZ AREA   Since ancient times, the area of Hormuz has been a part of geopolitical significance and subjected to conflict. Earlier it was known as ‘Bab as-Salam’ meaning ‘Gate of Peace’. The sailors  used the strait to travel between Mesopotamia, Persia, Arabia and India that made it an important…

The Footpath Nobody Owns

Sakshi Sureban Walk down almost any street in urban India and you’ll notice a footpath, which isn’t really for pedestrians. It’s used for parking cars, bikes, setting unauthorised shops, dump garbage such as construction debris, or for housing an electricity pole planted dead in the middle of the walking zone. Pedestrians have no option but…

Is the Home Kitchen Facing Stronger Competition?

Pushkar Sohony For decades, the Indian kitchen sat at the centre of everyday life. Home-cooked food was not only cheaper, but also familiar, healthy, and emotionally non-negotiable. Eating out was an exception, often reserved for special occasions rather than routine consumption. That picture is changing. Today, the choice is no longer simply between home-cooked food…

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