Additti Munshi Subsequent to the […]
Matang’s agitation for 8% reservation within Schedule Caste
On 28th December, near Bandra […]
Cut.in Student Film Festival (2015)
Cut.In, the annual student’s film […]
Quotes from the documentary: ‘Mein Tumhara Kavi Hoon’
“When it’s a poem you […]
KASHMIR : Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP)
A calendar in rememberance of […]
Dharavi : Rally against Rohith Vemula’s institutional murder attacked by R.S.S
A rally organised by residents of Dharavi against Rohith Vemula’s institutional murder were allegedly attacked by R.S.S in the evening around 7p.m.
Colors of Cage and Prom
For the first time, Tata Institute of Social Sciences campus, Mumbai, hosted a prom night. The event was organized by the student’s union on 23rd December 2015. The color scheme for the costumes was red & black.
Ramashankar Yadav ‘Vidrohi’- Mein Tumhara Kavi Hoon
Transcribed by Pradeep Pillai Poetry […]
Shared Silence : A need for Un-Confident Friends
January Print Issue On Ravish […]
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?
Las Patronas, Seeds of Hope
Las Patronas are located in the village La Patrona, in the town of Amatlán de los Reyes (Veracruz). This image depicts the Virgin of Guadalupe who is a model for them.
Ambujwadi marches for water: BMC arrogance causes traffic jam
“Matka Lekar Aaye Hain, Paani Lekar Jayenge”
People of Ambujwadi, a slum in Malad, Mumbai marched to P North BMC ward office yesterday with the strong conviction to get the water rights for their community as even after more than two decades, the BMC has not laid down the water lines whereas at the same time has provided services to the corporate and rich of the city on time.
#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.
Saving Seeds
The miracle of a seed is that this tiny little thing holds within itself the potential to recreate a whole individual plant or tree. And we humans, like many other beings, can come along and enjoy its pleasures, taste the fruit, smell the flower, sleep in the shade of the tree. It is the seed that holds promise of the things to come. In that way, it truly gives hope.
PinjraTod : Break the cage
The campaign, which began in early August, comprises of women from DU, Jamia Millia Islamia, Ambedkar University, National Law University and Jawaharlal Nehru University. It grew out through social media and word-of-mouth , where women hostel and PG residents shared their bitter experiences with guards, wardens, principals and landlords.
LEGAL AID : Kawasi Hidme’s unheard story
Sushmita Verma Alumnus TISS, Mumbai […]
Goenka Awards : Honor all without favors
Cut to November 23, 2015 and the Ramnath Goenka awards in the capital. Journalists like Siddiqui did not find even an honorary mention in a ceremony that attracted some of the biggest names in Indian politics and the arts. Though Siddiqui lost his life while on duty, a Delhi-based reporter won the award for reporting on the Kashmir floods.
Glass Steagall Act : Banks too big to fail, Bankers too big to jail
It divided the banks into two groups: the commercial banks, that take your deposits, ordinary people, supposed to give money to small businesses to help grow the economy; and then the investment banks, taking money from rich people, investing it in more speculative activities.
TPP: TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP
Imagine a corporation suing a government, saying that they have right to kill and you cannot regulate my product. And if you do then you have to pay me not to kill you.
The President 2016: Democrat, Bernie Sanders !!
A 74 year old grandfather is attracting thousands of Students, Workers and Women.
We should not be in country where there should be bank to big to fail and bankers too big to jail.
Birsa Munda : Silence of the Governors
A paradox of tribals migrating to cities: Workers from Central India and as Students from North-East
And the Goenka award goes to Self
Jo tumne wo dekha suna, […]
Nepal : Nation-State and Masculinity
The silence of Indian government in the Rohingya Muslim’s pilight in Mynmar, Tamil Genocide in Srilanka and atrocities aganist Chakma’s and Hindus in Bangladesh, exposes its illusive and short-sighted policy.