2025

• Vimla Bahuguna: A Legacy of Radical Dissent and Tough Action | Deepti Priya Mehrotra
  22 February, by Deepti Priya Mehrotra
  Vimla Bahuguna (1932-2025) the educator, environmentalist, activist and leader was an extraordinary phenomenon. Gandhian, feminist and socialist, her approach of caring and non-violence combined with uncompromising opposition to social injustice  (...)
• Remembering Tapan Bose | Pritam Singh
  22 February, by Pritam Singh
  The death of Tapan Bose (1946-2025), documentary filmmaker and a leading campaigner for human rights and peace in South Asia, in Delhi on January 30 after a period of illness has been widely mourned by the human rights community in South Asia  (...)
• What should we expect from Rekha, Parvesh and Kapil trio? | Faraz Ahmad
  22 February, by Faraz Ahmad
  A friend of mine, still an active reporter, told some of us soon after the swearing in of the new chief minister of Delhi Rekha Gupta that she is the choice of the Sarsanghchalkak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Mohan Bhagwat. Maybe. I  (...)
• Indo - US Relations: Any gains from Modi’s flattery of Trump at the Feb 2025 meeting? | Arun Srivastava
  22 February
  Exactly seventy-eight years ago, on August 15, 1947, India attained freedom from British colonial rule, after decades of protracted struggle, which witnessed thousands of Indians sacrificing their lives, but ironically the protagonist of the  (...)
• Developing Inland Waterway Ecosystem in West Bengal | Saumitra Mohan
  22 February
  Being a state with a great network of rivers and expansive water bodies, West Bengal boasts of one of the longest navigable waterway networks in the country, with approximately 4,593 kilometers of rivers and canals, of which 97% are navigable.  (...)
• 75 Years of UN: Surviving in Anarchic World Order | Hanna Sunny, Karamala Areesh Kumar
  22 February
  Abstract
  The devastation and atrocities of the Second World War led to the foundation of the United Nations in 1945. It was not merely an international organisation but a solemn promise by sovereign states to uphold human rights, international  (...)
• Trust deficit in medical services promotes violence against doctors | Vijayetta Sharma
  22 February
  December 16, 2024
  Lack of awareness of health policies related to prevention of violence, non-reporting by doctors and delays in remedial proceedings lead to such incidents.
  In November, a renowned oncologist at a government hospital in Chennai  (...)
• Trump 2.0 Suffers From Selective Amnesia | Manoj Kumar Mishra
  22 February
  President Donald Trump’s administration (2.0) is in the process of forging a new America that treats friends and foes alike through transactional lenses. It is noncommittal to an ideological paradigm aligned with a democratic, interdependent and  (...)
• When He Turned Six – Capturing A Father-Child’s Engaging Journey | Jeevesh Gupta
  22 February
  A baby from the time he arrives into the world from his mother’s womb, he keeps striving for a rhythm all his life. Whether it is breathing, walking, eating, writing, cycling, playing different games, speaking and the list goes on. Trying to  (...)
• Pythagoras and the holy dip | Jawed Naqvi
  22 February, by Jawed Naqvi
  RELIGIOUS beliefs and science have coexisted for centuries. Science and superstition can also find a way to trudge along together. A brilliant scientist may not tread the path that has been crossed by a cat. Ergo, superstition and science can  (...)

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