In the long march of human history, Nation-states are fairly new conceptions. If we say that humans have lived for one year, they have known the idea of Nation-states for like half a day. So when in the year 1995, Michael Billig asked a much-published question: why do people not…

Another year too short to fix things that fell apart — Another year without you, Another year spilt Another year filled with despair and heart ridden with guilt Another year too short to fix things that fell apart and left a giant mess Another year left meaningless Another year beyond repair Another year lost, in hesitation and fear Another year without your carefree smiles spent under the burden…

And What it Teaches You in the Personal Sphere — Vilfredo Pareto, is an important man to the students of economics and business. Sometime in the late 1800s he was fussing about in his garden when he made a small but interesting discovery. Pareto noticed that a tiny number of pea pods in his garden produced the majority of the…

Not every story will end with a tone, For sometimes it will fade unknown… Sometimes there will be shine, a burst, and then void And at others fear, shame, and despair all alloyed. Not every story will be complete Not every story will find an end But on this, the…

Push-ups are an all-time favorite exercise around the globe. One of the most effective bodyweight exercises of all time. The reasons are simple: no equipment, a modest amount of space, and great gains. Several people understand push-ups only for their chest gains, but they’re also great for your triceps, deltoids…

An Honest Question for Everyone — We can be uninterested, absent, and aloof to a fall. We can be dull pigeons oblivious to all, Who seeks the truth I ask? Who is ready to unmask? People on the news? Facts? fiction? or simply views? For them, is evidence a real concern? No…No, the news has to be entertaining and fun. Why worry about honesty? Why care at all? Who attempts authenticity? Does lying lead to a fall?

Story of a failed revolution — The last of the spring’s night grew darker, their objectives bred, grew, and became starker. The sepoys rallied against their chiefs, they had to wage a battle for their own beliefs. Their god and religion were dear to them, above all For Him, they would sacrifice entirely and take this…

The thing with fallacies (also called sophism) is the more you know about them, the better equipped you are…wait for it…to continue committing them. Essentially logic is not about knowledge but knowing when to apply that knowledge (or more importantly when not to apply) So the better equipped you are…

Behavior change is hard. It is easy to pick a new habit but cumbersome to convert it into a lasting one. Various studies have come up with different figures but at least 8 times out of 10, you are more likely to fall back into your old habits and patterns…