By Anjali Mishra “Whenever you […]
The Link Between Gender, Crimes and Education
By Sakshi Gupta Education is […]
Increasing Crime rate against women
By Supriya Jha Circumstances such […]
Food Scarcity During Covid-19 Pandemic
The Covid 19 Pandemic has […]
A large amount of farm products are being wasted everyday in Corona crisis. What else can be done?
Maryam Parvaz In a report […]
Polyamory in India can lead to inclusion!
According to Oxford dictionary, Polyamory […]
The Illusion of LGBTQ+ Privilege
Why does the mainstream media […]
The Widow’s Home in Chharanagar
Mayank and Arpita Introduction Chhara […]
NAM : Aligning ourselves in the direction of progress
Globalization is often described as […]
Indian Cricket vs Tribal Odisha : Casting Gold Medal
Odisha is famous for it’s […]
Bhagat Singh: Manifesto of Naujawan Bharat Sabha
Bhagat Singh & Bhagawati Charan […]
Remembering Occupy Hong Kong – reflections of a student protest organizer in Umbrella Movement
Tommy Cheung (On the first […]
Islam and Saudi Arab: Two parallels, which refuse to intersect
Mohadassa Syed Student at Mumbai […]
Pokemon Go : The organized desire
Alfie Bown Co-editor of Hong […]
Care Takers: The Invisible Population
Sehrish Altaf She was a criminal […]
Ramadan: A Walk in Bhindi Bazaar, Mumbai
Ananya & Mohadassa Syed (Ananya […]
A Revolution in Making – Kurdistan & its Women
While Indian media has not […]
#OccupyUGC: Jaari Hai, Jaari rahega!
The students agitating against the […]
Srilanka: The road to Truth, Justice and Reconciliation
History reveals that the state […]
Where is the justice in mob justice?
Mob violence, also referred to as “Mob Justice” highlights a striking paradox – it approves the dispensation of justice by people, who usurp the authorities of constitutionally delegated bodies and apply a process they define as speedy.
Wasted : The Mars in Me
Should we have to live with the waste that we generate or should we be able to hide it somewhere? Have we not become nomads on a global scale, a society which can only be understood through the social psychology of a nomadic community?
#OccupyUGC : Access to higher education
Over the last few days the country has seen one of the largest student uprisings in its recent history. UGC’s decision to scrap the non – NET scholarship, as declared on 20th October 2015, after a UGC meeting dated October 7, 2015, served as a tipping point for the simmering unrest within this student community, which has long been struggling under the assault of rising tuition fees and cost of education, reckless semesterization program at undergraduate level and deteriorating quality of public higher education due to fund cuts and a plethora of market oriented/vocational courses taking advantage of job insecurity.