Category Justice
By Vidya Bhushan Rawat Fourteen years ago, when noted Hindi author and historian Subhash Chandra Kushwaha took the initiative to create a space for folk artistes against the culture of indecency and vulgarity in the name of folk culture, particularly… Continue Reading →
Police said no casualties were reported and the protesters at the border doused the fire in time. April 15, 2021 At least five make-shift hutments and a car were gutted allegedly in arson by an unidentified man near Rasoi dhaba… Continue Reading →
The bench overruled a 1972 ruling of the single bench of the court barring Muslim women from resorting to extra-judicial modes of dissolving marriage. April 15, 2021 8:27 am IST Kerala High Court has restored the rights of Muslim women… Continue Reading →
APRIL 15, 2021 By Rina Mukherji “Sobaar kintu maa bon aachhe. Vote-taa bhebe dibi.” (Everyone has a mother and sister. Think before you cast your vote.) These remarks by Trinamool Congress (TMC) candidate Kaushani Mukherjee during her campaign trail kicked… Continue Reading →
byThe LeafletApril 15, 2021 A Delhi court Thursday granted bail to former JNU student Umar Khalid in one of the FIRs registered against him at the Khajuri Khas police station in connection with the Delhi riots. Khalid will, however, continue… Continue Reading →
Wednesday, April 14, 2021By Aviral Anand* If Dr BR Ambedkar’s birth anniversary is a day of celebration, it is also a day of reflection. To honor the struggle of someone as dedicated and revolutionary as Dr. Ambedkar, one must be… Continue Reading →
By Shamsul Islam The RSS-BJP rulers declare India to be a battle-ground between Hinduism and Islam. Muslims have been declared as ‘internal threat’ by RSS ideologue MS Golwalkar (“Bunch of Thought”, Chapter xvi). Behaviour of many of their leading cadres,… Continue Reading →
Posted On April 15, 2021 BY SIDDHESH GAUTAM Kausalya Baisantri was an activist, writer, educator, and a gem of the Dalit community. Born as Kausalya Nandeshwar in Maharashtra’s Nagpur on 8 September 1926, Kausalya was the first woman from the… Continue Reading →
Chief of Naval Staff, India’s highly decorated Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas, has championed peace not despite but because he was a man of war and seen it from close quarters.. As he says in the interview below, “More significantly, my having… Continue Reading →
Yagna being performed on the New Civil Hospital campus on Tuesday SURAT: Amid unceasing sirens of ambulances bringing in Covid-19 patients, chants of hymns recited on a loudspeaker rented in the air at state-run New Civil Hospital, south Gujarat’s biggest Covid-19 hospital,… Continue Reading →