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See no Evil: James Gunn’s Superman
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the illegal immigrant, the baby refugee, who entered America without any papers! James Gunn’s Superman...


Traversing through the Townhall Finale
Photograph of the Townhall by Saanvi Saurabh (Cohort of 2028) On the 12th of February 2025, Seminar Hall 2 of the JSW Academic Building...


Luigi Mangione United Healthcare “Assassin.”
Luigi Mangione’s life seemed destined for success. Born into a wealthy and prominent Baltimore family, Mangione’s upbringing was filled...


Does Your Phone Know You Better Than Your Loved Ones? The Rise of AI, Algorithms, and Hyper-Personalized Feeds
Smartphones, along with their built-in intelligence, have invaded every aspect of life in the digital era. Be it the advertisements we...


Memory Through the Looking Glass
Teaching Talk Dr Nazia Amin Memory is often viewed as a vast archive of information, experiences and feelings. The speaker commences the...


Teaching Talk by Dr. Inzemamul Haque on Deterministic Finite State Automaton
Consider the notion of a ‘formal language’. You might say, well, Latin and Sanskrit can be thought of as formal languages. While that is...


Mind of a terrorist
The month of November highlights a lot of events. But the one event that strikes out the most to every Indian is the 26/11 terror...


The art of interview and review
Reading books is fun. Most of them are great. Some are not. But how do you put this in a review? And if it's an interview you are doing,...


To write is to re-draft - Literature Talk by Sarah Braunstein
The talk which took place on the 26th of November, hosted by Professor Prajwal, revolved around writing- or rather, how to write. The...
Making sense of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics- Understanding colonialism through the lens of India.
Talk by- Professor Pulapre Balakrishnan at 6:30pm, on the the 5th of November in Krea University. Making Sense of the 2024 Nobel Prize in...
A Minimalist Conception of the Human Mind
Talk by Nirmalangshu Mukherjee 14th November, 2024 Professor Nirmalangshu Mukherji is an eminent philosopher specializing in theory of...


Do Humans have two brains ?
Every item we see has its mini size nowadays. Mini oranges, mini ice-cream cones and mini oreos and what not. But it is surprising to...


Brief for the student body
What is that one vague memory you have had as a child. You can describe in terms of a dialogue form or be artistic and draw a picture,...
Making Boundaries Clear
How accommodating should the public be of the private and personal? When do personal benefit and preference hinder the public? Who’s...
Social media and politics
How social media is finding its way into politics. Social media, once a beacon of hope for humanity to unite from around the globe on the...


Is monogamy innate to humans ?
Things such as basic emotions, happiness, sadness,anger, fear or reflexes are innate to humans. It's an inbuilt feature we all are born...


Men need to take a step back for us to move forward
In an effort to continue discussions around the themes of consent, safety and normalisation ofsexual violence in our society, Nirnay,...


The Gendered Lens of Justice
Why the fight against sexual violence must include all genders. The concept of justice in cases of sexual violence has long been a...


Happy Voting!
The right to vote is one of the most fundamental principles of democracy. By casting a ballot, citizens have a voice in deciding who will...


History of a Non-Event - The Book Launch of The Great Flap of 1942 by Professor Mukund Padmanabhan
History, as we know it, is often written about important past events that occurred. War and attacks are quintessential examples of that....
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