2025

• Rethinking the R G Kar Verdict | Arup Kumar Sen
  26 January, by Arup Kumar Sen
  Late Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer was a champion of human rights. He “started a trend for judges to leave the courtroom and go out there to see with their own eyes the situation on the ground.” The recent judgement delivered by a sessions court in  (...)
• Changing Character of the Wakf Institution | Ishrat Husain
  26 January
  Two different views are in rage as for the current Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024. First, it is an attack on the Constitution, religious freedoms and the federal structure of India. Secondly, it does not infringe upon the freedoms of any religious  (...)
• Comrade M.N. Roy, the father of ’neo-humanism’ | Suresh Khairnar
  26 January, by Suresh Khairnar
  Humble greetings today on the occasion of the 71st death anniversary of Comrade M.N. Roy, the father of ’neo-humanism’!
  Narendranath Bhattacharya alias Manvendra Nath Roy (M.N. Roy is more popular), this thirteen-year-old boy was born 138 years  (...)
• Delhi Assembly Elections: Change or status quo? | Prem Singh
  26 January, by Prem Singh
  The search for any ideological content in the Delhi Assembly elections scheduled to be held on 5 February 2025 would be like shuffling in a haystack for a needle.
  But this ideological void does not appear to create any serious worry to people  (...)
• Humra: A Journalist with a Golden Heart | Papri Sri Raman
  26 January, by Papri Sri Raman
  TRIBUTE
  ‘Anubhavi Patrkar’, that is what the regional media is calling her. A journalist with feelings. A rare creature in this age of ‘reality’ journalism, aggressive, high-pitched, irrelevant and insistent. For Mainstream, Humra titled her last  (...)
• Peaceful Darkness | Devika Sharma
  26 January
  The auto met the electric car, In a perfect perpendicular On the Janpath road, where Children, men, and women Horses, tanks and planes, Come together every year to Display India’s cultural and muscular might. One flipped over, the other caved  (...)
• Open Letter to Com. Prakash Karat to dissuade the government led by his party from proceeding with the nuclear power plants in Kerala | K. Sahadevan
  26 January, by K. Sahadevan
  Com. Prakash Karat, where are you? The people of Cheemeni (Kerala) are waiting for you.
  Dear Com. Prakash Karat,
  I trust you are aware that the government, led by your party, is in talks to construct two nuclear power plants in the Cheemeni area  (...)
• Cultural Journey: The Turning Point | Chandra Mohan Bhandari
  26 January
  Woven with words, holding the rope, His blessings, I crossed the threshold. — Kabir [1]
  A saint-poet of medieval times Kabir was a rationalist, a social activist and a visionary.
  The poem depicts his strong urge  (...)
• Thinking the Public Sphere in the Contemporary Socio-Political landscape | Chetan Anand 
  26 January
  Privatization holds within itself a great source of anxiety and trepidation for some and hope and excitement for others. Privatization for some is opposed to state, its hope stems from the fact that capital can get some separation from the  (...)
• Trump’s Innaugration Marks The Return of Robber Barons In U.S. Politics | Vijay Kumar
  26 January, by Vijay Kumar
  When JFK (As John. F. Kennedy, 36 th President was called) gave his inaugural dinner in White House after winning 1960 election, dubbed as mother of all elections between him and sitting Veep, Richard Nixon (Who subsequently became 37th  (...)

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