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A step towards life Suicide is a word loaded with the sentiments of dismay, despair and the fear of death. This often stops us from having a discussion about suicide. However, if we freely talk about it, we can surely… Continue Reading →
by National Alliance for Maternal Health and Human Rights The World Population Day is celebrated every year on the 11th of July as a result of a UN Resolution in 1990 seeking to enhance awareness of population issues, including their… Continue Reading →
By- Robin Yassin-Kassab I edited the Critical Muslim’s Syria issue, which includes excellent essays by Amal Hanano, Rasha Omran, Itab Azzam, Maysaloon, Malu Halasa, poetry by Golan Hajji, prose from Zakkariya Tamer, and much more. I contributed an essay on Syrian culture… Continue Reading →
The Mahmoodur Rahman Committee report on the socio-economic conditions of the state’s Muslims is yet to be officially released, but it reveals that the community has very poor social indices. Aarefa Johari · Maharashtra’s urban Muslims are poorer than even members… Continue Reading →
Ashwini Mishra, the Raptivist says — I state facts in my songs. So if my music offends you, it’s the facts that offend you. So terrified of the truth. Muck Fodi. Muck Fodi, Muck Fodi Put your thugs… Continue Reading →
Two academics hold Gujarat up against other states to see if it grew more in the Modi decade than in the preceding 20 years Gujarat shining? The state’s growth is neither universal nor exceptional Magazine | 31 March 2014 Maitreesh Ghatak,… Continue Reading →
The episode of Satyamev Jayate on Sexual Violence – State Response, though claiming to showcase ground level reality had a number of factual errors. The Government of Maharashtra in 2013 issued standard protocols for “Forensic and Medical Examination of Sexual Assault Cases. An… Continue Reading →
By Fr. Cedric Prakash Ahmedabad:As a Christian and particularly a Jesuit priest, I take stands and believe that while being open to dialogue and reason, one has to be unequivocal about what one stands for. So, I take a stand… Continue Reading →
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Badri Raina’s ZSpace Page Long years ago, at a cultural event in a European country, the then Indian Ambassador (let him not be named) introduced the modernist Hindi novelist and poet, Agyea (who also carried the… Continue Reading →
Tendulkar has announced his retirement from Test cricket, leaving his millions of fans disappointed. His 200th Test, to be played against the West Indies, will be his last.Below are 40 facts you didn’t know about this living legend. 1: Named after… Continue Reading →