Kerala’s “Extreme Poverty Free” Claim — Too Little, Too Late The Government of Kerala declared with fanfare that the state has eradicated extreme poverty. Sounds grand, but pause—what exactly are we celebrating? What “Extreme Poverty” really means The term was …

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SECTION 1: LOGICAL DISPROOFS A. Contradictions in the God Concept (1 to 20) B. Logical Problems of Evil & Suffering (21 to 40) C. Logical Absurdities in Religion (41 to 60) SECTION 2: SCIENTIFIC DISPROOFS A. Evolution (61 to 80) …

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How Fascism Spreads in Modern Democracies and How Citizens Can Resist It

How Fascism Sneaks Into Modern Democracies When people hear the word fascism, they imagine old black-and-white photos, dictators shouting speeches, and armies marching. But today, fascism does not always arrive with boots and flags. It spreads quietly, step by step, …

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Jawaharlal Nehru’s birth anniversary is more than a date on the calendar. It is a reminder to pause, clear away the propaganda dust that keeps piling up, and look at the man as he truly was. Nehru wasn’t a saint …

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Patel, Nehru and Kashmir: History vs Political Narrative When Prime Minister Narendra Modi stood before the Statue of Unity in Gujarat and declared that “Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel wanted to unite the entire Kashmir with India, but Nehru did not allow …

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How the Indian Education System Stifles Curiosity The Indian education system has long been criticized for discouraging curiosity and independent thought. Instead of fostering critical thinking and problem-solving, the system rewards rote memorization and regurgitation. In an era dominated by …

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Eggs are everywhere in our kitchens, but not all eggs serve the same purpose. In poultry, we broadly see two types: table eggs for eating and hatched eggs for producing chicks. Here’s the no-nonsense breakdown, plus a simple explainer of …

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Patriotism vs. Hyper-Nationalism: A Rationalist Perspective Why does it matter to separate love for one’s country from blind worship of it? Around the world, societies confuse patriotism with hyper-nationalism—and the cost of that confusion is always freedom, diversity, and truth. …

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The United States is not just facing another government funding deadline. The deeper emergency is one of its own making: the president who commands the world’s most powerful military—and holds the launch codes for nuclear weapons—is visibly unfit for the …

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Benjamin List, David MacMillan, and the Nobel That Changed Chemistry

In 2021, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to Benjamin List and David W. C. MacMillan for a breakthrough that looks simple but changed modern chemistry: asymmetric organocatalysis. The Problem: Making the Right Hand Many molecules that matter to us …

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