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.

Sivanth Adithya.N

Oct 26, 202111 min read

LAUGHTER AND AUTHORITY: AN ANALYSIS

"To remain in authority requires respect for the person or the office. The greatest enemy of authority, therefore, is contempt, and the...

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Afghanistan: The Subservient Tale of a Sovereign Nation

Aaryan Gadhok, Soham Agarwal & Kumar Harsh

Oct 13, 202116 min read

Afghanistan: The Subservient Tale of a Sovereign Nation

“Easy to invade, hard to conquer and impossible to rule over”, Afghanistan, a landlocked country at the crossroads of central and south...

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The Probe

Sep 28, 202113 min read

India @ 74

What has India achieved? "At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom. A moment...

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Aman Choudhary

Sep 28, 202111 min read

Indian Football: Alive or Dead?

Recently India defeated Bangladesh in the joint FIFA World Cup 2022 and AFC Asian Cup 2023 qualifiers on June 7, 2021, at the Jassim Bin...

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Revisiting the Relevance of Chanakya Niti

Adhrish Chakraborty

Sep 28, 20216 min read

Revisiting the Relevance of Chanakya Niti

India's foreign policy paradigm has its roots in the geriatric civilisational heritage throughout various epochs witnessed by the...

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Dr. Rila Mukherjee

Sep 28, 202112 min read

Why The Sea Matters?

Although not immediately apparent, water surrounds our lives. It covers 70% of the earth’s surface, the rest followed by islands and...

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Kumar Harsh and Shreya Shukla

Sep 28, 202112 min read

What College Thinks? Cancel Culture

INTRODUCTION The woke impulses of the illiberal left ensure that the views of those they deem ‘problematic’ at the onslaught of a deluge...

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From Rags To Stitches: The Meteoric Rise Of Bangladesh

Yashovardhan Singh

Sep 28, 20219 min read

From Rags To Stitches: The Meteoric Rise Of Bangladesh

March 26, 1971, a new sovereign state emerged from erstwhile East Pakistan after years of struggle, resistance, and turmoil. It came to...

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Meghna Rathore and Abhilasha Rawat

Sep 28, 20219 min read

DECONSTRUCTION: GRIEF

Grief is like poetry, you read it, recite it and keep it with you until the day you die. The process of grieving has in one way or the...

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Mehak Aggarwal & Yatharth Dhingra

Sep 26, 202111 min read

Israel's Moral Culpability

Introduction Pomp, circumstance, aplomb, morality, wisdom—strip us humans of these higher desires, and what you’ll be left with, is base...

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On writing: deconstruction of "trains" of thought and the metaphysic of the "strings"

Tridip Patir

Sep 26, 202110 min read

On writing: deconstruction of "trains" of thought and the metaphysic of the "strings"

It is of the opinion that everyone does have their own writing style and I do not deny it. No one is wrong in writing the way they are...

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The Debate: Tokenistic Actions do more Harm than Good

Suboor Saifi and Shreya Shukla

Sep 25, 20215 min read

The Debate: Tokenistic Actions do more Harm than Good

The Proposition by Suboor Saifi Tokenism is a symbolic gesture that involves treating a group of people differently especially in...

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