The Large Families That Rule The World Translated from the Portuguese version by Lisa Karpova – Pravda.Ru [FF Editorial: This article will shock many people. It is a glimpse, only a glimpse of the Deep State and you can be… Continue Reading →
By: Sylvia Colt-Lacayo netzanette on Flickr, under Creative Commons (WOMENSENEWS)—”Hey sweetie, how was your day?” she asked. “It was really good,” I said. “I had a little setback when my friend offered me a cookie.” “A cookie?” she replied, one… Continue Reading →
By Ejaz Kaiser | Tribal persons, farmers, women took out a protest rally against holding of “Gram Sabha” seeking “consent” for diverting their land for coal mine activities in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh. | Express photos RAIPUR: Tribal people, farmers and… Continue Reading →
‘The Censor Board is bound by archaic laws which need to change according to the current times,’ reacted Raveena Tandon She further went on to say that a film like ‘Maatr’ needs to be told without sugarcoating the content…. Continue Reading →
Adani is not just another coalmine, it is a turning point for the nation Hamish McKenzie If the government approves this monstrous mine it will be committing environmental treason against every Australian who values our farmers, our coasts, our bush… Continue Reading →
The Supreme Court today asked Bombay High Court’s official liquidator to sell the Rs 34,000 crore worth of properties of the Aamby Valley owned by the Sahara Group and directed its chief Subrata Roy to personally appear before it on… Continue Reading →
KASHMIR: PUTTING INDIANS FIRST By Rajdeep Sardesai The reality in Kashmir has always been crazily complex: this isn’t some good guys versus bad guys spaghetti western where the guys with the guns are good, those with stones are evil. The… Continue Reading →
PHOTOGRAPHS BY SUDHAKAR OLWE AND HELENA SCHÄTZLE TEXT BY SHRADDHA GHATGE ENLARGE ASHA KAMBLE “Pahila mala chambharin bolvayche, ata maanane taai bolavtat (First they used to call me chambharin, now they call me taai)” A young Dalit widow with two children,… Continue Reading →
By Pratik Sinha – On November 7th, 2015, a march was taken out to the Rashtrapati Bhavan to counter the protests by writers and artists who had returned their awards to the Government as a protest against the rising intolerance… Continue Reading →
Figures speak for themselves. 13 million enter the work force every year and not even a million jobs are being created. In search of a job MUTHUKUMAR K SEETHARAMAN R BusinessLineThe big gap: While about 13 million people will join… Continue Reading →
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