Ishika Agarwal Dr. Ambedkar always strived to make the world a better place for all humans, no matter white or colored, rich or poor, man or woman. His goal was to unite the human race and make us realize that we all are living human beings. It doesn’t matter what…
Indo-African Relations
Ishika Agarwal India and Africa were once part of the same supercontinent, Gondwana. Ever since then, they have been comrades as ‘countries in arms’. They share the same vegetation more or less, and have always been regarded as siblings. They shape the economic, political and cultural foundation of an Afro-Indian…
How has COVID-19 impacted education?
Ishika Agarwal “This is a universal crisis and, for some children, the impact will be lifelong.” When COVID-19 struck, it halted the daily chaotic lives of human beings. At first, people weren’t able to comprehend the meaning of STAY HOME, but soon, it became a part of our daily routine. …
Increasing Male Domination In India
Ishika Agarwal India is a country with an inspiring political past and diverse thoughts. Everywhere you can see powerful ‘men’. No matter how strong a country, India has not had any iconic woman leader Despite very good socio-demographic indicators, a woman’s role in the development discourse is marred by increasing…
Farmer’s Protest
Ishika Agarwal In a democratic country, most people know only one means of rebellion, which is protest. Be it the Swadeshi Movement of 1905 or Satyagraha in 1930, movements have shaped the history of the nation. Just like that, people showed unrest against the three agriculture acts- Farmers’ Produce Trade…
The school education system in Uttar Pradesh
Ishika Agarwal The diversity of teaching is known worldwide. In Finland, for example, it is known to have a learning environment with no learning pressure. They pride themselves on short school days, long vacations, and 2.8 hours of homework per week. On the contrary, in India, we follow a tactic…
Representation of women in Media
A few decades back we could count women in Media on our fingertips. The number has been increasing over the time and has helped a lot of women to come forward and represent many other women in our society. T.V, Radio, Video games, Social media, Newspapers, or magazines, be it…
Criminal Justice system of India
India has the longest constitution in the world. Various articles in our constitution have been amended several times over the years and still, the justice is served in very few plates out of many. The three pillars of the criminal justice system police, prosecution, and Judiciary lack co-operation. Justice is…
Genocide against Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang
A cultural genocide is under place in China, against the Uyghur muslims, who are being detained in camps.
Migration Problem in Bihar and Punjab.
By Supriya Migration is a way to shift from one place to another for living and for work. Migration of people from their home to another city / state / country is called migration. It happens due to job, shelter and some other reasons. Migration is not a new word…
A Comparative Study of Madhya Pradesh and Bihar
By Anjali Mishra “Whenever you are in doubt, or when the self becomes too much, recall the face of the poorest and the weakest man/woman whom you may have seen, and ask yourself, if the step you contemplate is going to be of any use to him/her. Will it lead…
The Link Between Gender, Crimes and Education
By Sakshi Gupta Education is the origin of a progressive society. It is something that without which a human remains only a living being or an animal. Education is considered to be important as it’s a crucial part of life. it is what leads to the success of a being,…
Why are farmers protesting in India?
(ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FARMER ORDINANCES) You must have heard about recent protests of farmers in various states across India. But why are these farmers protesting? What are the ordinances which forced the farmers amidst this COVID-19 to come out on roads and protest? How have government been dealing…
Increasing Crime rate against women
By Supriya Jha Circumstances such as domestic violence, verbal abuse, emotional trauma and physical abuse have never been strange to women around the world. But this time in India, the increase in domestic violence cases broke the 10-year record. According to the article published by ‘The Hindu’ on 22 June,…
Jayanti Rajbhar: working for gender equality in Azamgarh
She is soft but not weak, the second name of strength is woman, you are the one who has given birth to this world and death has kneeled itself in front of you
Corona – Lockdown and Merchant Mumbai, Mankhurd
DILRAJ SOOD English translation by – Manvi sharma, (Motilal nehru college) In the early days of Corona, when the public curfew was imposed in the country, the people had locked themselves in their homes and proved that they were ready to defeat Corona with full vigor to fight. Then there…
Food Scarcity During Covid-19 Pandemic
The Covid 19 Pandemic has taken a toll not only on the world’s best healthcare system, but it has also largely impacted the livelihood of millions across the world. In India, hunger has been an issue for multiple decades, being ignored by many previous governments on account of not being…
Phoolan Devi- The Devi & Demons, Water & Power – Part 1
“I thought many times to commit suicide, but if I die, so does the thousands of girls every day. The effigy of Ravana who picked up a woman still burns, even today, every year. Many such Ravanas tortured me, I have given them my answer. “ – Phoolan Devi The…
Manipur Filmmaker: Haobam Pawan Kumar
Manish JaisalAssistant Professor at Mandasaur University The director, screenwriter, producer Haobam Pavan Kumar, a resident of Imphal, Manipur, has brought together an aspect of the history of Indian cinema that a film audience and the film’s greats will never forget. Pawan, who was a disciple of Manipuri cinema’s Areebam Sharma,…
Revolutionary Pirai Khan remeberance day
Shah AlamShah Alam is the founder of the Chambal Foundation and has been doing research on the revolutionaries in Chambal for some years. He has also written books on revolutionaries. The first of which is a Bihad mein cycle | Bicycle in Rugged. Basti| In memory of Pirai Khan, the…
Phoolan and Mulahija- Sunil Abhiman Awachar- Translated from marathi by Yogesh Maitreya
Phoolan, a symbol :a gun nurtured by society,A destructive weapon, andI am The Sentinel of the new world. Phoolan, you are one among usThe gun in your hand teases meAsks me to pull the triggerPuts the bullet through them. Whom I should shoot with the gunFilled with hatred? Who is…
Sabar: A denotified nomadic tribe in Purulia
A community which was once chased by the police, who were boycotted even by the villagers, why in the present day the district collectors are calling them and asking for help during the Corona epidemic? Who are these 20 youths, who are teaching children of their own community, who are…
Muniswari, an upcoming lawyer from Kuravar community, a denotified nomadic tribe in Madurai, Tamilnadu
This is transcription of the phone interview by Sankar Ganesh. Sankar Ganesh is an intern with The Sabha, from Kovilpatti and student of Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) (2018 – 2021) Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Tuljapur. (Conversation on phone among Abhishek Kumar Tiwari, Sankar Ganesh and Munieswari. Sankar Ganesh is…
JADAVPUR IN FLAMES; MEDIA DEMOCRACY TOO?
Student Reporter: Hritam Mukherjee University: a student of Bachelor in Mass Communication and Videography in St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata A century old gate is blazing. Noticeboards have been set on fire. Hundreds of goons armed with tridents, tube lights, rods and firearms have broken into the campus. Union Minister is…