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Policy Brief by People’s Health Movement Many issues which need to be addressed to properly strengthen international health emergency preparedness and response are born out of our unjust neoliberal international society. The dominant perspective on global health security has meant… Continue Reading →
Sharbat Gula, whose haunting portrait was featured by the magazine more than three decades ago, was evacuated to Rome after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. By Jenny GrossNov. 26, 2021 Sharbat Gula, who became an international symbol of war-torn Afghanistan after… Continue Reading →
INVESTOR INTEREST By- Sucheta Dalal After a long silence and dilly-dallying over regulating cryptocurrencies (cryptos), while tacitly allowing them to spread across India and even target low-income groups, the government is finally rushing to regulate or, maybe, ban cryptos. With… Continue Reading →
Jan Arogya Abhiyan welcomes order for display of Patients’ Rights Charter in all hospitalsJAA appeals to people to demand rights in hospitals, we will monitor implementationMaharashtra Health department has issued an order on 15 November 2021 to all Districtand Corporation… Continue Reading →
Nation for Farmers November 25, 2021 Nation for Farmers and other collaborating platforms and organizations announce the process of formation of a ‘Kisan Commission’ to assess and report on the state of agriculture. As the challenges facing the farmers of… Continue Reading →
RAJARAMAN SUNDARESAN 25 Nov 2021 For 15 years, in lush, bauxite-rich Koraput, thousands of locals, mainly Adivasi and Dalit, have opposed Hindalco’s now-defunct Mali Parbat bauxite mine. In 2019, Odisha’s Naveen Patnaik government renewed the mine lease to 50 years. Ahead… Continue Reading →
November 23, 2021 Whenever India’s farm sector was in jeopardy, Sikh-Punjabi farmers fought for their rights. The BJP underestimated them. KANCHA ILAIAH SHEPHERD The Sikh-Punjabi farmers are akin to the Tamil backward classes, who fought for OBC rights by bending… Continue Reading →
By Christine Ro November 2021 Experiencing sexual harassment affects health, money and relationships in the short term. But it also has career effects that can persist all the way to retirement.T The last four years have been dramatic for Kim… Continue Reading →
by- Anand Mazgaonkar Most places in the world have seasons such as spring, summer, winter. Supposeddemocracies have an additional one, the season of elections. And pretty strange thingscan happen. That elections also mean season of promises in not unusual. But,… Continue Reading →
20th November 2021 The Working Peoples Charter (WPC) wholeheartedly congratulates the crores of farmers who have been struggling against the draconian pro-corporate and anti-people farm laws of the Central Government for the past one year. Today, on this historic day,… Continue Reading →