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China and its Tibet Claim

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] New Delhi: For decades, the issue of shifting power has been surrounding the two nations, Tibet and its powerful neighbour in the East, China. One should understand that this complicated history does not end Tibet as a victim; instead it showed …

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Chinese Imperialistic Policy and Its effects

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] New Delhi: The People’s Republic of China has always gained too much attention in the media because of its unique choice of policies, be it, one child policy or their ignorance towards human rights, their policies on censorship or their unconditional …

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Growing Human Trafficking: A Major Problem Worldwide

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] New Delhi: The problem of human trafficking has been haunting international community for decades. It refers to acquiring people by force, fraud or deception with an objective to exploit them. This heinous crime results merciless abuse of women, children and men …

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“Deck, Dock, Dependence”: Building Security in South China Sea

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] New Delhi: The South China Sea (SCS) comprises of an area from Singapore to the Strait of Taiwan, covering almost 3,500,000 square kilometres. Despite being a region of semi enclosed sea, the SCS is one of the most important trade route …

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Iran’s Nuclear Ambition and the Rocky West

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] Iran’s hunger for Nuclear power has always been a hot topic for discussion and an itch on the Western World. The Middle East – Western relations are more than 50 years, so are the Iran’s ambitions. The new Republic – Rise …

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Strong amendments in Nuclear Test Ban Treaty must

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) is basically a multinational treaty in which all the nations agree to permanently ban use of nuclear explosion from environmental to military and civilian purposes. It was advocated in the United Nations General Assembly on 12 August …

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Smart Agro Box: The future of Agriculture

By Chintan Bhatt [Asst. Professor, CHARUSAT] Agriculture is an integral part of the Indian economy. Two-thirds of the Indian population lives in rural areas, many of whom depend on agriculture for living. Other foreign countries have more production per hector of crops compared to India in spite of fewer land. …

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Humanitarian Efforts for refugees in South East Asia

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] New Delhi: During times of political instability, including instances of civil conflict and ethnic violence, civilians are often forced to abandon their homes and property and are mostly deprived of their ability to fend for themselves while they seek safety within …

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Resolving South China Sea issue can bring peace & prosperity

By ANANT MISHRA [Former Youth Representative to United Nations] New Delhi: The South China Sea is a body of water stretching from the Malacca Straits to Taiwan, neighbouring the coasts of eight sovereign states: the People’s Republic of China, the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore, …

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How you celebrate Children’s Day?

By Palak Patel Kadi: Children’s Day is celebrated on different dates in different countries. In India Children’s Day is celebrated on Birth Anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru on 14th November every year. Jawaharlal Nehru had a special bond with children and Roses. He used to say that “Children are like buds …

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