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Reimagining Learning: People
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Omar Abdullah
19 July 2025In Lucknow we have seen Akhilesh Yadav scaling the fence of Jayaprakash Narayan International Centre, ironically, built by his government, to pay respect to the iconic Socialist leader on his birthday in 2023, when the Yogi Adityanath government denied him permission citing security concerns. What could be the security concern in visiting a memorial is inexplicable. What is understandable, however, is that Akhilesh Yadav is an opposition leader. But Omar Abdullah is the Chief Minister of (…)
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Socialism and Secularism Are the Soul of the Constitution | Sabzar Ahmad Bhat
19 July 2025India
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The Quiet We Do Not See | Disha
19 July 2025, by DishaEvery June, the world begins to shimmer with colour. Cities light up in rainbows, brands change their logos, and social media becomes a canvas for queer joy, resistance, and remembrance. Pride Month has arrived, and with it come the parades, the performances, the slogans, and the stories. These expressions are necessary. They have been born from pain, built through protest, and carried forward with courage.
And yet, amid all this visibility, a quieter thought lingers in the back of my (…) -
Stolen Humanity: Reading Biopolitics in
19 July 2025In the shifting paradigms of modern governance
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Zionist Netanyahu, with US support surpasses all past savagery | Faraz Ahmad
19 July 2025, by Faraz AhmadBorn in a Shia Muslim home, we have mourned the martyrdom of Imam Husain the grandson of Prophet Mohammad in Karbala, Iraq in 680 CE, every Moharram, the first month of Hijri Calendar when Husain Ibn Ali and his band of 72 including his 6-month-old son Ali Asghar in the arms of Husain were slain by the army of Yazid the Umayyad Caliph of Syria.
Many a prophet, saints and great leaders who stood up to tyranny and torture were brutally put to death. The nailing to the Cross was the most (…) -
Paradox of Love: A Reflection on Radhika’s Murder Case | Richa Walia
19 July 2025Breaking Story for Media
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Bio-cultural Evolution: An Amphibian
19 July 2025Man with all his noble qualities, with sympathy which feels for the most debased, with benevolence which extends not only to other men but to the humblest living creature, with his god-like intellect which has penetrated into the movements and constitution of the solar system
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Delhi, Dilemma, and Aap Jaisa Koi | Swaswati Borkataki
19 July 2025Delhi monsoons can be pretty depressing, much like its winters. I have been struggling to write for some time now, and it has always been the situation when in Delhi. Delhi excites, ridicules, makes fun of, motivates and depresses at the same time.
Living in Delhi has exposed me more to the gross paradigms of patriarchy -
Darwinism
19 July 2025Existence of colossal bio-diversity on earth including man was the most puzzling material event in every society since the dawn of human civilisation. The state of social production system as was available then was not supportive in developing conception regarding the