THE PROBE

The Probe is a non-profit, student-run, independent & non-partisan monthly magazine published by Caucus, a student organisation of Hindu College, University of Delhi. Our ambition lies in creating a platform that promotes writing & reporting among the students and enables them to engage in a learning experience with experts & working professionals.

Ms Archana Ramanujam

Oct 28 min read

Why Climate Change Unfolds Unequally

It’s a common refrain – globally, the poorest, most marginalised people bear the worst effects of climate change, but they have...

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Ungenocidable Resistance: Palestine and the Encampments in the United States

Ms. Vipanchika Sahasri Bhagyanagar

Sep 268 min read

Ungenocidable Resistance: Palestine and the Encampments in the United States

Disclaimer: All images and captions belong to the author and have been shared by them. A New York Times article updated on July 22 has a...

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Ms. Stuti Shah

Sep 414 min read

Discrimination, Social Justice & The Legal System with Ms Stuti Shah

Interviewed by Shubh Mathur & Pratham Gupta Q) As someone who has been comprehensively involved in this domain of law, how would you...

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Dr K Kalyani

Aug 2226 min read

Discrimination & Social Justice in India with Dr K. Kalyani

Interviewed by Pratham Gupta & Arpit Singh with inputs from Rijul Bhagi Disclaimer - The conversation was held on 9th April, 2024 Arpit:...

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Partisanship, Governance, and the Indian Constitution

Mr Anmol Jain

Jun 1112 min read

Partisanship, Governance, and the Indian Constitution

Introduction A constitution performs several roles for society. It is not merely a document constituted of several legal provisions;...

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The Future of Technology and its Relationship with the Law

Mr Nikhil Naren

May 316 min read

The Future of Technology and its Relationship with the Law

People often say the “law needs to always catch up with technology”. While this statement holds true considering it from the perspective...

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From ‘I the Elite’ To ‘We the People’: Social Movements and Their Relationship With Constitutionalism

Mr Anshul Dalmia

May 149 min read

From ‘I the Elite’ To ‘We the People’: Social Movements and Their Relationship With Constitutionalism

Social movements have been a recurring phenomenon in several Asian countries wherein people unite together either to challenge...

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The 2024 general election: campaign strategies and prospects

Dr. Rashmi Singh

Apr 158 min read

The 2024 general election: campaign strategies and prospects

The INDIA alliance’s lack of organization and coordination is impeding their presence in the current election.

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Revisiting the Delhi University Reopening

The Probe

Mar 27, 20235 min read

Revisiting the Delhi University Reopening

It has been a year since the Vice Chancellor of University of Delhi ceded to the students’ protests and opened up the University for...

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The Age of Smart Contracts : Is the Future Here?

The Probe

Dec 24, 20224 min read

The Age of Smart Contracts : Is the Future Here?

The application of Web 2.0 dominated the global scenario for the last 2 decades; the institutionalization of the same led to both the...

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The Probe

Jul 13, 20229 min read

On Spirituality

It would be bromidic, yet true, to say that one of India's biggest contributions to the world and one of its biggest sources of pride and...

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The Probe

Jun 15, 20223 min read

Representation Matters

Stigmatized identities, ones seen as lying on the outskirts of desirability whether it be in terms of physical, mental, romantic...

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Talha Sarfraz

May 1, 20224 min read

CUCET: Adding Fuel Into The Fire?

It is a renowned fact that the Indian Education system has more critics than admirers. There have been attempts to reform and...

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Sivanth Adithya.N

May 1, 202210 min read

HOMO STUPIDICUS

We humans have the smartest brain of all the species, but we are the dumbest when it comes to using it. In this article, I explore the other

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Bailing Out the Burdens of a Sinking Economy: Sri Lankan Crisis

Mudita Mishra and Hardik Narayan Shukla

Mar 22, 202212 min read

Bailing Out the Burdens of a Sinking Economy: Sri Lankan Crisis

Introduction Sri Lanka, our closest maritime neighbour, is reeling under an unprecedented crisis since the start of the pandemic. Since...

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Media In India: The Dilapidated Pillar Of Democracy

Siddhant Sinha

Feb 1, 20227 min read

Media In India: The Dilapidated Pillar Of Democracy

Media is the fourth pillar of democracy. But is the pillar in ruins? Moreover, what’s the reason behind this kerfuffle? This article...

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The Future in Gloom: Early Childhood Care in India

Soham Agarwal and Abhinav Kumar Singh

Jan 26, 202211 min read

The Future in Gloom: Early Childhood Care in India

Since Independence, India has shown tremendous performance on the world platform; from establishing itself as a democratic nation to...

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EXPOSING THE INTRINSIC BIOLOGICAL DETERMINISM

Shreyansh Kushwaha and Pragya Tripathi

Jan 15, 20227 min read

EXPOSING THE INTRINSIC BIOLOGICAL DETERMINISM

Sarvagya’s ancestors selflessly gave every ounce of their potential in the glory of the art hailed as Bharatanatyam. It has been...

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No Country for Farmers: Democracy, Reform and Dissidence

Avanindra Yadav and Shreya Shukla

Jan 14, 202211 min read

No Country for Farmers: Democracy, Reform and Dissidence

How the farm laws debacle is a lesson not revised by NDA government 2.0 which spells disaster for democracy and economy even as it...

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Mabad Ali

Oct 29, 20214 min read

The Burnout of Economic Growth

The world is constantly changing. With electric cars being regarded as the future of transport and continuous efforts underway to search...

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