Nomadic Insights

The column is written by Thomas Sajan, social anthropologist and novelist, and Titto Idicula, a US-trained neurologist.

July 07, 2024

Column | The economics behind Rishi Sunak’s electoral downfall

Despite Sunak's claims that the Conservative economic plan is working and people's lives have started to improve, his electoral strategy did not succeed.

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June 22, 2024
Column | Can Europe learn from Modi's political setback?

The fallout of the Indian far right happened at a time when far-right parties were dominating the European Parliament elections held in early June.
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May 29, 2024
Column | Of political ‘racism row’ and India's genetic diversity

India comprises various unique ethnicities, colours, and cultural identities, which have resulted from the migration of different groups to the Indian subcontinent
May 10, 2024
Column | What's missing in Porotta-meat curry and Palappam-Beef fry combo? How to find the right balance?

Porotta paired with meat curries, exemplifies the lack of balance, particularly because it lacks dietary fiber.
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April 22, 2024
Column| Climate change and 2024 Lok Sabha elections

The manifesto of most political parties mentioned climatic change as an issue of least priority, often placed at the end of the document.
April 08, 2024
Column | Does Mollywood have ‘real’ survival adventures?

Is Mollywood following Hollywood's footsteps venturing into awe-inspiring survival movies based on real events?
March 25, 2024
Column | Martha’s Rule for human errors

Within the high-pressure setting of intensive care units (ICUs), even minor errors can yield profound consequences.

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March 07, 2024
Column| Farmers' protest: From Europe to India

Demonstrators barricaded official buildings, strewn tires across the streets, and ignited them in flames.
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February 23, 2024
Column | Lit Fests add new flavour to Kerala's cultural tapestry

But the publishing industry must mend its ways and remove outdated practices.
February 06, 2024
Column | Post-Ayodhya: Musings of a middle-aged Indian

Democratic institutions in a heterogeneous country like India will struggle to survive if the government openly aligns exclusively with one religious majority, say the columnists.