ON COSMOCRACY

By way of an introduction To the supremely intellectual world of contemplations of one’s purpose and identity — often deemed nugatory by much of coeval society — the most significant addition may be attributed not to the enlightened philosophers who put forth the theory of the metaphysical, but to a naturalist of nigh-unsurpassed eminence. Charles

ESSENTIALS OF PUBLIC POLICY

That man most munificently may succour society by way of his perspicacity requires of him to conform to that which is one amongst his many truths — that sociality is intrinsic to him. Such lessons as he may learn by way of books, profound as they are, scarce equal such of those as he may learn

CONTUMELY AGAINST SAVARKAR: APOPLEXY MERITED

Intrinsic to man is a labyrinth of values and sentiment. Whereas binary is a trait of benighted beings, of whose plethora on social media there can be no doubt, the cognizance of human sinuosity is a trait of such men and women who prefer more honest, refined conversation — refined not cardinally by way of

THE END OF HISTORY AND THE LAST MAN REVISITED

Introduction The sheer sense of marvel evoked by complex cultural systems may impolitically lead us adrift from scrutinizing that unique species to which their genesis could be attributed — man. The millennia of human civilization, with their continuance to this day and inarguably so hereafter, chronicle the most arresting of accomplishments. In their utilitarian endeavour to

INDIA MUST COGNIZE

We hope the philosopher in T S Eliot shall be so magnanimous as to forgive our idolatrous commitment to our respective mental biases when we make bold to assert that our adherence to our respective political positions is as affirmed as the Earth’s sphericity. For he might have expected society to cognize his sagacious reasoning

THE CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS REVISITED

It was in light of the decline of the erstwhile USSR that the field of political science plausibly witnessed a debate with regard to the future of global narratives. For a while, the End of History and the Last Man by Dr. Francis Fukuyama appeared to have gathered momentum, whereby it was felt that the world would