- “Jammu Kashmir: They make a desolation and call it peace” It has been argued on various international media that Indian media has not been showing the real conditions of the valley.
- Fight for India, the battle is long: JNU SU president Quoting Eduardo Galeno’s lines that call walls as the publishers of the poor, Sai Balaji, JNUSU President, in an open letter to the Vice-Chancellor of Jawaharlal Nehru University, has expressed his anguish and disagreement against the alleged orders of VC that has asked the students to remove wall posters pasted all over the campus. Considering […]
- If they arrest me or conduct an encounter, I am not going to stop: Prashant Kanojia Prashant Kanojia became a familiar name when the UP government and the police were accused of muzzling voices of dissent and power. Having been arrested by the state police for posting “Objectionable comments”, the Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and his entire governance have been put under constant criticism. Hailing from Mumbai, Prashant, a freelance journalist […]
- We are here to impact the lives of disabled and ‘People with Reduced Mobility’ Anand Kutre and Chittaranjan Shetty, two engineer-turned entrepreneurs from Bengaluru, aim to make this world a better place for the disabled population. They have impacted the lives of many such people coming up with a technology helpful for them. Their product – TurnPlus – transforms the seat of a passenger vehicle to disable-friendly enabling a […]
- “It was PM Modi’s unkindest cut of all” While Narendra Modi’s insensitive comment on dyslexic children was drawing flak from all over the country, a doodle featuring Ishaan, the dyslexic kid from Aamir Khan’s Taare Zameen Par, appeared on social media websites and became a sensational hit. Aravinda Tegginamath, the cartoonist behind it, is yet to come in terms with the instant fame. […]
