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The temple in Kashi drew many political leaders from Gandhi to Modi. Gandhi went there and branded it as the dirtiest place which did shock his Hindu conscience. He spoke out honestly and sent a message that God lives (...)
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Modi Against Kashi | Radhakanta Barik
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Listen To Electron & His Brothers | T J S George
14 January 2022, by T J S GeorgeIMPRESSIONS
The lawyer’s name is Electron. That is right, a practising lawyer whose name is Electron. If any confirmation is required, please meet his brothers, Proton and Neutron. These are real names of real people. Of course they are (...) -
Dealing with the “Uberization” of the Workforce: Emerging Complexity in Employment Relation | Kingshuk Sarkar
14 January 2022by Kingshuk Sarkar *
Introduction
The emergence of the gig or platform economy is one of the most important changes in the world of work. An important outcome of this is the introduction of digital labour platforms which includes both web-based (...) -
Small Scale Traditional Fishermen Clash with Ring Seine Boats off Visakhapatnam Coast : A Deep Based Contradiction Erupts | Pradip Chatterjee
14 January 2022, by Pradip ChatterjeeOn January 5 the Visakhapatnam coast witnessed bloody clashes between traditional small fishing communities and some fishers fishing with ring seines made of smaller mesh size nets and equipped with sonar fish finders. The clashes left 5 fishing (...) -
Odisha Millets Mission - a step towards combating climate vulnerability and promoting sustainable food systems | Geeta Sinha
14 January 2022, by Geeta SinhaThe Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation conducted a pan-India assessment of climate change vulnerability based on fourteen parameters encompassing socio-economic (...) -
Letter Number 2 To Kanhaiya Kumar - Reformism or How To Delegitimize The Legacy Of Marxism | Murzban Jal
14 January 2022by Murzban Jal
Philosophy comes into the world amid the loud cries of its enemies, who betray their inner infection by wild shouts for help against the fiery ardour of ideas. —Karl Marx, The Leading Article in No. 179 of the Kölnische Zeitung. (...) -
Negotiating questions of communal harmony, non-violence and justice: Mahatma Gandhi and the Malabar Rebellion of 1921 | Teresa Joseph and A.M.Thomas
14 January 2022, by A. M. Thomas, Teresa JosephAbstract
The Malabar Rebellion (also known as the Mappilla/Moplah Rebellion) took place in the Malabar region of Madras Presidency, which is today a part of the state of Kerala in August 1921. The upsurge by a section of the Muslim community (...) -
Rethinking the Paris Commune of 1871 | Arup Kumar Sen
14 January 2022, by Arup Kumar SenOn the occasion of the 150th Anniversary of the Paris Commune of 1871, historian Laura C. Forster has raised fundamental questions about commemorating the great insurgency and what happened in its wake (See Laura C. Forster, ‘Radical (...) -
A Grim Reality We Are Ignoring | Humra Quraishi
14 January 2022, by Humra QuraishiMUSINGS
January10, 2022
A Grim Reality We Are Ignoring — Many More Muslim-Haters Could Be In The Making!
All those arrested or detained so far in the Sulli Deals and Bulli Bai app case are the young. Young students to be precise. How could (...) -
Continuing online harassment of women journalists - Statement by Editors Guild of India | Jan 11, 2022
14 January 2022The Editors Guild of India condemns the continuing online harassment of women journalists, which includes targeted and organised online trolling as well as threats of sexual abuse. What is further disturbing is that most of these attacks are targeted at journalists who have been outspokenly critical of the current government and the ruling party, in an effort to silence them under the intimidation of such attacks. This is a travesty of all democratic norms, and in violation of law.
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