by Duryodhan Nahak
Education is being increasingly viewed as a significant tool of empowering the weaker sections of the population including differently abled persons. Education as a discipline of social science not only helps in transmitting (...)
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Education as a Tool of Empowering Differently Abled Persons in India
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For a Durable and Strong Opposition
19 April 2017COMMUNICATION
With the BJP gaining strength by hook or by crook almost all over India and forming more and more State governments, the question of mobilising a strong and durable democratic Opposition is becoming more and more important. Some (...) -
Most Ominous
9 April 2017, by SCEDITORIAL
On April 3, that is, last Monday, chiefs of missions of 43 African countries based in India sharply reacted to the brutal assaults on four Nigerian students at a Greater Noida mall sometime back and charac-terised such an attack—one in (...) -
Supreme Court Should Decide Ayodhya Case — No Scope for Mutual Settlement
9 April 2017, by Rajindar SacharThe suggestion of the Chief Justice of India to even act as a mediator in the pending Babri Masjid demolition case, showed his concern but it was a little odd considering that it came at the instance of an inter-meddler, and without the parties (...) -
What Need to be Banned are Private Schools and Hospitals
9 April 2017, by Sandeep PandeyAmong the first decisions of the Yogi Aditya-nath Government in Uttar Pradesh were the ones to ban abattoirs and form anti-Romeo squads. First it was said that all slaughterhouses will be closed but later the government retracted and it was (...) -
Danger Signal from Bombay
9 April 2017, by Nikhil ChakravarttyFrom N.C.’s Writings
The time has come when we have to seriously ask ourselves if we are really serious about preserving in one piece this Republic of India. Many in our country think that to talk about disintegration of the Indian Union is just (...) -
The 2017 Namasudra History Congress, Kolkata
9 April 2017, by A K BiswasThe first ever Namasudra History Congress, held on February 18-19, 2017 at Calcutta, was a novel event for the academic and cultural calendar of the Bengalis. Attended by Nama-sudra scholars, researchers, educationists and activists from various (...) -
Another arrested revolution in the East
9 April 2017by L.K. Sharma
This article was written much before the results of the recently held State Assembly elections came out.
Fidel Castro is dead but a leader determined to unleash a cultural revolution has risen in democratic India. On one dramatic (...) -
India’s Sovereignty — Have We Lost It?
9 April 2017, by S G VombatkereThis article was written before the results of the five State Assembly elections came out and Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar was elected the Chief Minister of Goa thus resigning from the Union Cabinet.
UPA-1 and UPA-2 PM Dr Manmohan Singh (...) -
Imbibing Nationalism or Neo-Colonialism?
9 April 2017by K. Narayana
As per news reports, the RSS chief, Mohan Bhagwat, has invited university teachers from all over the country in order to hold a seminar on “Parting with Colonial Ways—Imbibing Nationalism”.
The RSS and its off-shoot organisations had (...)
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