Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs asks whether we are willing to align ideals with actions or remain mute spectators unmoved by the plight of animals.
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Does a mandatory vaccination policy, as a social welfare measure, impinge on personal liberty?
A single letter in the name of a university leads to many laughs and some fiascos even decades later.
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How intrinsic is the element of cost to the idea of gift-giving?
The course of historical injustice and feudal-led colonisation in Kalahandi remains uncorrected through a structural exclusion of the marginalised.
