Sudan Food Emergency
byA researcher explains scale of the disaster & what action is needed.
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People With Albinism Struggle to Find Their Place in Society—It’s Time To Change That
byPeople with Albinism are routinely discriminated. They are not easily accepted in the society and struggle to receive proper education and employment.
Amrita Bazar Patrika: Epitome Of Fearless Journalism
byAmrita Bazar Patrika faced much opposition from the government and was targeted with repressive laws. However, Patrika did not stop publishing and kept getting increasingly popular.
The Rise & Rise Of The Far-Right In The EU
byThe European Union has clearly shifted to the right. Far-right parties have won significant gains in the elections.
A Coalition For India’s Democracy
byA coalition which believes in pluralism, individual freedoms, and inclusive development based on social justice, equity, & non-discrimination, is the best guarantee for securing India’s democracy.
Stranger
byDo we know who we are? If we don’t, do we feel like strangers to ourselves?
Remembering The Dalit Panthers
byThe Dalit Panthers, a social movement against caste discrimination, championed equality and fought to restore the dignity of people oppressed by caste hierarchy.
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico’s First Female President, Inherits A Country Ravaged By Violence
bySheinbaum must now govern a country that has become polarised by López Obrador’s policies and governing style.
India: A ‘Self-Correcting Democracy’?
byIndia’s poorest people have saved the country from falling into an abyss. But we must realise that the fight to secure India’s democracy is far from over.
Here’s What Will Happen If Modi Wins A Third Term
byTo make India a Hindu Rashtra (or Hindu State), the Modi government will try to subvert the basic structure of the constitution by peddling lies in the name of religion.
An Open Letter To The Election Commission Of India
by‘Cowardice in individuals is bad enough but cowardice in the case of those that occupy high public offices spells disaster and harm for the society.’
Singing The Hallelujah Chorus
byA poet reflects on her father, Walt Whitman & the memory of singing in a choir.
Kailash Sankhala: ‘The Tiger Man’
byThe tiger, writes Kailash Sankhala, is a creature of hypnotic power & fascination.
The Curious Connection Between Afghanistan & Dehradun Basmati Rice
byThe tale of Doon Basmati is just another example of India’s shared history with Afghanistan.
US Hostility Towards The ICC Is Not Surprising
byThe US supports the International Criminal Court when it suits it, prioritising its own foreign policy goals over wider international criminal justice efforts.