Mark Tully was the greatest radio journalist of his generation who took India to the world and who gave the BBC credibility in India.
Politics & Economy
‘Shweta Mukti’ by Kavita Dwibedi, for Deshkal Society
The beauty of Samarpan lies precisely in the commitment to bringing high-quality, reflective art right to Noida’s doorstep.
The Hidden Shift in Bihar’s Democracy
Rural women’s political clout, driven by their lived experiences, is reshaping Bihar. This shift is owed to Jeevika, digital empowerment, panchayat governance, and the state’s liquor prohibition policy.
Where Do Sex Workers Count in Bihar’s Elections?
In Muzaffarpur’s Chaturbhuj Sthan, one of Bihar’s oldest red-light areas, a new kind of bank is taking shape – Gullak Bank.
Correct dietary pattern will save your life
Diet Chart? Our food systems sit at the nexus of health, environment, climate, and justice!
Did India’s Pre-Strike Message to Pakistan Undermine Operation Sindoor’s Surprise?
Did India potentially undermine the element of surprise in its military action while launching Operation Sindoor?
Why Always a Woman? And Why Especially a Woman Like Her?
What Did Col. Sofia Qureshi Do, Except Succeed? And what BJP Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah said during a public meeting in Madhya Pradesh!
When the Nation Wept, Her Daughters Rose
When India stood at the brink, it was not hate, but harmony that answered. And it wore the uniform of India.
Combating the Evils of Stupidity, Fear, and Greed
Albert Einstein once said, “Three great forces rule the world: stupidity, fear, and greed.” This observation remains highly relevant today.
Impact of Prolonged Working Hours on Human Psyche and Work Culture
Statements on long working hours suggest that there may indeed be a more insidious agenda at play
It’s not a Coup but Crisis of Legitimacy in Bangladesh
After 15 years in power, Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh’s prime minister on August 5, 2024, under pressure from protesters.
Democracy at Risk: The Situation in India’s Neighbouring Nations
Democracy at Risk in India’s Neighbouring Nations Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan