When Aadhaar becomes a noose
Whether the government will track an individual is a secondary thing, but to have the architecture, which can build electronic trails of a person through cross-linking databases, is dangerous beyond…
Delhi streets get an eye
AAP government is finally installing nearly 2 lakh CCTV camera mapping every corner of Delhi in its width and length. Will it be a game-changer for women’s safety? Delhi has…
Bunking the traps
Festivals like Durga Puja enable the youth to explore the world, gain more confidence and maturity. they lead to more gender, social and economic empowerment “Let’s meet tonight. I will…
Six degrees of separation
Annoyed by the regular text messages from banks and mobile service providers to link Aadhaar with the accounts and SIMs? Scared if they will freeze your deposited money, and block…
Trump v Trans
From removing LGBTQ page from the white house website to rescinding anti-discriminatory laws in education and employment, trump has changed his tune in one year On July 26, US President…
Is this a City that Cares?
Patriot presents a ground report on how able the capital is to deal with the needs of the differently-abled citizens On the whole, the Indian society has learnt several lessons…
WannaCry? Here you go
The recent ransomware attack questions the security of data storage. The supreme court will take up the larger issue of privacy in the Whatsapp case India was one of the…
Hey, how do I look?
Technology is changing the way people dress: from checking in the mirror, seeking advice over selfies, to consulting AI-enabled digital style assistants “I have pinged you a picture. Tell me,…
Go green, go golf
Golf was brought to India by the British, making India the second-most golf playing nation in the world. now, there are 131 civilian golf courses. but the game has no…