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“Demography is destiny.” We can’t be confident in the accepted attribution of this quote to French philosopher Auguste Comte. We can be certain of its

Population control policy, government schemes, women issue, and more — Pranay Aggarwal continues to gives important insights on population related issues for UPSC CSE. Don't miss 'Express Inputs' and 'Student's Query' on the topic.

Commentary India is very much a country on the up. Although the South Asian country gained independence from ...

The media have begun to value criticism, which now appears in newspapers and on radio and television, generally in a fairly harmless form. It allows them to be seen as final arbiter of all debates, even those that could expose their toxicity. By refusing the terms of so-called ‘media intellectuals', Pierre Bourdieu risked criticism, both by them and the newspapers that gave them authority.

Humanly Possible: Seven Hundred Years of Humanist Freethinking, Inquiry, and Hope

US and its allies need a China bulwark, but Modi's ‘unbreakable’ friendship with Putin complicates an alliance

A shortage of teachers leads to a shortage of college students. A shortage of college students leads to a shortage of teachers. We must break this dangerous cycle.

Andrew Tate became a Muslim because in his view, Islam is willing to fight. Tate's a jerk -- but is there something to it?

That the world in general and the United States in particular are becoming ever more secularized is no longer in dispute. The data are clear. The rise of the nones (no religious affiliation) is real. The hard question to answer is why. In this deep analysis of the many causal factors at work readers will learn about the long term trends that are likely to continue.

Marcos A. Raposo asks if postmodernism can survive science, and vice versa.