Shanta Sinha’s Delhi talk was an intergenerational narrative on the social transformation of women across a century, constructed from the memories of women in her family.
As part of the public art project, Hawa Mein Baat, the women—domestic workers, waste pickers, and others in the informal sector—have come together to be heard and seen.
The doctors did not limit their conversation at Delhi event to emergency care. A part of the session was devoted to navigating police and law—a huge deterrent to people stepping forward to help.
Goswamy was a maker of modern India. 'The history of post-colonial Indian art, art history, and art criticism cannot be understood without his career,' said writer Ananya Vajpeyi.
It was an emotional farewell to India’s foremost psychoanalyst whom the French magazine Le Nouvel Observateur once described as one of the 25 major thinkers of the world.
Environmental concerns are often neglected, if not entirely absent, from the national agenda. They’re rarely a talking point in election campaigns, says conservationist Prerna Singh Bindra.
Cooperation Ministry takes a step towards financial inclusion with Sahkar DigiPay and Sahkar DigiLoan. They will enable faster and seamless access to financial services in small towns.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
the british like other european countries not only divided people, but imposed their religion in their occupied territories and it was the locals who fell prey to their money and luxuries (like mir jafar of bengal) that the occupiers penetrated even into the religion and religious practices. that is the reason long b4 even gandhi was born, the muslim mufis or heads issued fatwa of jihad against the british and their rules… especially by one Maulana Fazle Haq Khairabadi.. who was sent to prrison in andamans due to this… a point to be noted here is never the muslim heads issued any fatwa against hindus who were already living in india… as hindus were no where comparable to the british atrocities and injustice rules.. major problem was we indians and our then rules supported british who came to india only for trade, to study the chinese trades,… but our rules and people were so down to earth as today the general public is that the british exploited our hospitality for their own benefit… they not only robbed our resources, but religion too with britishization…. same thing they did in every other occupied territories. and today these same occupies pose as if they’re the sole caretakers of humanity
the british like other european countries not only divided people, but imposed their religion in their occupied territories and it was the locals who fell prey to their money and luxuries (like mir jafar of bengal) that the occupiers penetrated even into the religion and religious practices. that is the reason long b4 even gandhi was born, the muslim mufis or heads issued fatwa of jihad against the british and their rules… especially by one Maulana Fazle Haq Khairabadi.. who was sent to prrison in andamans due to this… a point to be noted here is never the muslim heads issued any fatwa against hindus who were already living in india… as hindus were no where comparable to the british atrocities and injustice rules.. major problem was we indians and our then rules supported british who came to india only for trade, to study the chinese trades,… but our rules and people were so down to earth as today the general public is that the british exploited our hospitality for their own benefit… they not only robbed our resources, but religion too with britishization…. same thing they did in every other occupied territories. and today these same occupies pose as if they’re the sole caretakers of humanity