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Parvez Sultan, A princess and her ladies celebrating Diwali in a palace garden with yogis and yoginis, from the Mughal school of painting, from the V&A’s collection. (Photo by CM Dixon/Print Collector/Getty Images) (CM Dixon/Print Collector/Getty Images) Diwali sparks memories… Continue Reading →
By Mona El-Naggar Soon after “Ladies First” was screened, I met these Saudi students in Washington Square Park in New York. Hend, on the left, had watched the documentary and criticized it for portraying her country as a place… Continue Reading →
Jury awards more than $70M to woman in J&J baby powder cancer lawsuit Roger Yu , A St. Louis jury ruled in favor of a woman who claims years of using Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder caused her cancer, and… Continue Reading →
MOHIT M. RAO The Hindu “We could get the passport done because I had sought political influence. The process is slow and stressful. One has to keep answering the same questions repeatedly to multiple agencies — as if we are… Continue Reading →
THE CITIZEN BUREAU Thursday, October 27,2016 NEW DELHI: The tears just do not stop. “It is 13 days and my child is nowhere to be seen”, she keeps repeating with a helplessness that is overpowering. It takes a while to… Continue Reading →
Heena Sidhu withdrew from Asian Airgun Shooting Championship to be held in Iran due to their mandatory hijab rule. IndiaToday.in | Posted by Natasha Singh HIGHLIGHTS 1 Olympian Heena Sidhu has pulled out of the Asian Airgun Shooting Championship in Iran… Continue Reading →
“Study the problems which have resulted in total exclusion and denial of persons suffering from mental illness the benefits of reservation under Section 33 of the PWD Act and also determine if the threshold of 40% under the PWD Act… Continue Reading →
THE HANS INDIA | . Mahabubabad: In a shameful incident, a Dalit woman was allegedly stripped and beaten on Thursday. The incident came to light on Friday. The incident happened at Penugonda village under Kesamudram mandal. The victim’s husband Vishnu… Continue Reading →
KRISHNADAS RAJAGOPAL ‘Govt. sitting on names recommended for judges’ posts’ Sparks flew when Chief Justice of India T.S. Thakur said the Centre failed to deliver on its assurance that filling judicial vacancies is its “topmost priority”, accusing the government of… Continue Reading →
M Suchitra Mohammed Taghi Farvar, former director of Avicenna University in Iran, is a well-known ecologist and social scientist. At present, he is the president of Indigenous Peoples’ and Community Conserved Areas and Territories (ICCAs) Consortium and is a… Continue Reading →