है तमाशा ये क्या ! १ अगस्त : अण्णाभाऊ साठे जयंती

जहाँ आज की मीडिया प्रजातान्त्रिक हुकूमत के सामने रेंगती हुई पाई जाती है, जो किसी के शमशान की यात्रा को या तो अनेक रंगों से सबोरती है या अपना कैमरों में ही कफ़न लगा देती है, वो समय जहाँ सरकार कलाकारों से लेकर हर वो स्वतंत्रता के मंजर पर प्रतिबन्ध लगाने पे तुली हैं, अण्णाभाऊ की लोक तमाशा एक मार्गदर्शक के रूप में नजर आती है

Cow Bias : This is all drama

Kasaiwada, also known as Qureshi Nagar in Kurla east is home to a large number of Khateek community, most of who work in the slaughterhouses in Mumbai. Since the 2nd of March, with the President’s assent to a 20 year old Bill preventing the slaughter of bulls and bullocks in addition to the already existing ban on cow slaughter, thousands of slaughterhouse workers have been left without any work.

Landonald: I’m Grabbing it !

This new year the government of India gifted farmers a special
package. After dismantling planning commission this plan will enable farmer to move to Colaba in Mumbai and Race course road in Delhi. They will be able to drink Beer in Shantaram’s famous Leopold cafe in Mumbai, dance in Hardrock cafe in Saket mall of Delhi, party in Brigade road of Bangalore and enjoy wind breeze in Marina beach of Chennai.

26 November 2014- A wednesday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has started “Swachh Bharat Campaign” across India. We welcome the campaign. People who have taken brooms for 15 minutes for first time into their life just for the namesake got full coverage on newspapers, TV and other media platforms. But people who are actually cleaning our country from centuries hardly got any coverage in the mainstream media.

Sulabh Sexalaya: A way inward

The legalisation of prostitution is driven by demand, by the demography of our democracy.

The present powerful Indian government claims to reap from 3 Ds: DEMOCRACY, DEMOGRAPHY and DEMAND. Lets analyse it from angle of the recent debate on the legalisation of prostitution. Is the law a way forward ? Is it for millions involved in this livelihoods ? Is it only a legal problem?

KAMATHIPURA: Flesh off the nose

A dilapidated building. Probably a hundred years old. A colonial style wooden staircase leading up to a dark corridor. I had to be very careful while climbing up as the steps made a creaking sound upon walking and it felt that would break any minute. The stairwell led into a small house. In the lobby, there were found three men sitting shirtless. Some four women around them. One of the men was playing with a child who must’ve been about 8 months old. It was around 2:30 in the afternoon, and it seemed like a cocktail party in this brothel of Kamathipura.