The Enigmatic Origins Of The Dravidian Languages: New Study Traces A 4,400-Year-Old Ancestral Component
The genetic and linguistic tapestry of the Indian subcontinent is remarkably complex, consisting of a rich mosaic of ancestries and languages.
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Moral Imagination
It seems that our brains can invent made-up situations where an immoral act in one context becomes moral in another. From there, it’s a small leap to accept the act as moral in the original situation as well.
Time to take laughter seriously
Laughter is a social glue that binds people together, helping to navigate and smooth all manner of experiences and encounters.
Between Archeology and the Public in Pakistan
It is the duty of archeologists to disseminate archeological knowledge and inform the public … that certainly is ‘true archeology’.
Taylor Swift: Lyrical Genius Or Business Prodigy
The best way to put it is this – pop music is in Taylor Swift’s era.
How a Bengali Woman Pioneered the Concept of Female Utopia
The idea of a female utopia did not start in the West. In 1905, a Bengali writer Begum Rokeya penned “Sultana’s Dream”.