As institutions meant to uphold constitutional morality crumble like ninepins, it is gratifying that judges in high courts and district courts have risen to oppose the steady erosion of values in governance and the diminishing […]
MESSAGE : On the Occasion of International Women’s Day, March 8 The universal and catastrophic lack of representation of women’s interests has gone on too long. International Women’s Day this year comes at a difficult […]
“We must recognize that any mass movement cannot but be political in its impact. A movement that questions the rulers, as most movements do, cannot but dent the image of the ruling dispensation. A ruling […]
“We must recognize that any mass movement cannot but be political in its impact. A movement that questions the rulers, as most movements do, cannot but dent the image of the ruling dispensation. A ruling […]
Supreme Court lays down norm; time to erase colonial-era law The Supreme Court of India deserves unreserved praise for its decision to dismiss a sedition petition against former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah […]
Film Review Cinema transcends all boundaries. Vikash Verma’s upcoming film “No Means No” is a great example of cinema’s ability to bridge boundaries and bring people together.The first ever Indo-Polish film, “No Means No” is […]
Rahis Bharti becomes global ambassador glorifying Rajasthani folk music, culture By Dr Yash Goyal JAIPUR (TIP): It is difficult to imagine even today that a middle class young boy from a tiny rural village and […]
China deliberately concealed the extent of the outbreak of the Covid-19 outbreak during the early days China also kept mum about its casualties after the clash with Indian Army in Galwan Valley Now, after eight […]
Court stands up for individual’s right to dissent Climate activist Disha Ravi is out on bail in the toolkit case, 10 days after her arrest that had sparked outrage in India and abroad. The 22-year-old […]
India must realize that a democracy cannot be reduced to only demanding praise from the rest of the world “The recent arrest of the 22-year-old environmental activist, Disha Ravi, for amplifying the farmer protests internationally, […]
The much talked about Nelong Valley was finally opened for the tourist in 2015 and since then it has become one of the hot spots for the adventure buffs. It bears a striking resemblance to […]
“Unlike MPs and MLAs of other parties, these young activists cannot be made to join the BJP through bribery or coercion. Nor are they burdened by charges of corruption, nepotism, or dynastic entitlement. Nikhil Wagle […]
“Unlike MPs and MLAs of other parties, these young activists cannot be made to join the BJP through bribery or coercion. Nor are they burdened by charges of corruption, nepotism, or dynastic entitlement. Nikhil Wagle […]
Stories of Fr. Stan Swamy and Sudha Bharadwaj “These two cases illustrate that India’s social justice paradigm is in danger. The regressive forces are busy staging a counter-revolution to destroy the social justice pillars: […]
The competition between the US and China will be long term and depend on whether the US and its allies can undertake much-needed economic, technological and military renewal to stay ahead of China, whether they […]
Rule of law not a concession given by State to citizens Young activist Disha Ravi’s arrest in Bengaluru in the ‘toolkit case’ and the subsequent order of a Delhi court sending her to five-day police […]
Karnataka with its glorious history, rich culture, and enriching tradition is located in the South-Western region of India. The sophisticated state is famous for its cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes and traditional craftsmanship. To add to […]
Basant Panchmi, also known as Vasant Panchmi, is a Hindu festival that marks the arrival of spring. It is celebrated on the fifth day of the month of Magh according to Hindu calendar. In 2021, […]
Valentine’s Day (or Saint Valentine’s Day) is observed on February 14 each year. Today Valentine’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, mostly in the West, although it remains a working day in […]
The disinformation infodemic requires a concerted and coordinated effort by governments, businesses, non-governmental organizations, and other entities to create standards and implement defenses. Taking advantage of the frameworks, norms, and tactics that we have already […]
By Dr A. Adityanjee The Arctic region is home to almost four million inhabitants, of which approximately one-tenth are indigenous people. The United States Geological Survey estimates that up to 25-30% of the world’s remaining […]
The overhang of human rights on strategic ties Any new leader’s first lot of overseas visits and phone calls, the latter more so during the pandemic, give a realistically accurate insight into his foreign policy […]
The Biden speech is notable for its stress on democratic values and human rights as guiding principles of American diplomacy. He declared that ‘we must start with diplomacy rooted in America’s most cherished democratic values; […]
There must be no room for suspicion that agencies are being used for curbing dissent Ordinarily, searches and seizures are the legitimate starting point of an investigation, done on the basis of prior information. But […]
By Mabel Pais Recognizing and Honoring Black Americans through Film, Radio & DiscussionVia Utah Film Center Black History Month is an opportunity for us to learn, listen, discuss, and work toward the significant changes we […]
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