Hunger, food, political economy
LET us imagine a common, but often unnoticed, sight that a penniless and hungry person is roaming about the roads of the capital amidst thousands of people. Let us also ReadMore
Legal aid matters
Legal aid is 70 years old today. We need to celebrate it’s past and campaign for it’s future, writes Simon Mullings ON THIS day 70 years ago the Legal Aid and ReadMore
The state vs the citizen
Patriotism, respect for law, and allegiance are demands placed upon the citizen by the state. Such awesome authority, being capable of misuse, should always have to justify itself. Does the ReadMore
Political religions and fascism
The creation of new symbols and rituals to evoke belief in a higher cause are central to the concept, ‘political religion’, prevalent in fascism studies for at least two decades. ReadMore
India: padding up for next UNSC innings
India must give exceptional weightage to how all Security Council issues have an impact on the subcontinent, writes Krishnan Srinivasan DESPITE the fact that India has served as a non-permanent member ReadMore
‘Not yet a Hindu Pakistan’
Many regard Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist policies as an attack on India’s pluralism. But does that mean they must be completely discounted? IN THE night train operated by Indian Railways, ReadMore
More than tit for tat
THE British-flagged tanker ‘Steno Impero’, heading for Saudi Arabia, was seized July 19 by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in the Strait of Hormuz, after it rammed an Iranian fishing ReadMore
The hospital for all wars
THE skin on her hands and face has the texture of wax that has melted and hardened again. The pores and hair are no longer visible and between the uneven ReadMore
