Jamia Teachers’ Solidarity Association Following swiftly on the heels of communal violence in Dhule in which six members of the minority community were killed, comes the news of physical assault on Prof. Pramod Bhumbe, a Dalit teacher at… Continue Reading →
F Mangalore Bureau, The Hindu ONE MORE INCIDENT: The open terrace at Roxx from where the seven-member group was bundled off to the police station. Photo: R.Eswarraj Students at lounge harassed by Bajrang Dal activists Vigilantism raised its ugly head… Continue Reading →
Jan 30, 67 pm Mangalore: Bajrang Dal raids ice cream parlour, hands over youngsters to police Pics: Brijesh Garodi Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (BG) Mangalore, Jan 30: Activists of Bajrang Dal on Wednesday January 30 barged into an ice… Continue Reading →
, by Anjali Monteiro, K P Jayasankar Love in the time of moral policing The moral police are everywhere. Crawling out of the woodwork into our public spaces. In our legislative assemblies, in our board rooms, in court rooms, on the streets,… Continue Reading →
: Memory as Resistance Many more public memorials to the dead are required. These may serve as constant reminders to us, heirs to a century of massacres, and spinners of dreams for a better world Mukul Mangalik I feel honoured to… Continue Reading →
KANIYOOR (Dakshina Kannada), October 13, 2012 Mohit M. Rao The Hindu Villagers of Abbada in Puttur taluk say they prefer to walk in pairs so that they don’t attract the attention of Hindu rightwing activists. Photo: Mohit M. Rao Muslims… Continue Reading →
We should put Ajmal Kasab [ Images ] in jail until he dies a natural death, just like Babu Bajrangi. Rotting in jail knowing you are never going to be a free man again is worse than the finality of death…. Continue Reading →
We should put Ajmal Kasab [ Images ] in jail until he dies a natural death, just like Babu Bajrangi. Rotting in jail knowing you are never going to be a free man again is worse than the finality of death…. Continue Reading →
DNA Correspondent l Ahmedabad The special judge, who conducted the trial in the Naroda Patia massacre case, criticised the initial investigation in the case that was done by the Naroda police, and also pulled up the then police inspector,… Continue Reading →
NARODA PATIA, AHMEDABAD, BY Ajay Raina May 23, 2002. I entered the narrow lane that led me to a cluster of houses where nobody lived now. I had often heard about this place. Constantly. Since that day on the morning… Continue Reading →
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