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Democracy Still Lives in Bengal Says Dr Kafeel And Calls Out UP’s Oppression
The Gorakhpur doctor, Kafeel Khan now an activist, returns to a city that stood by him, lending his voice to Kolkata’s fight for justice following the horrific RG Kar rape and murder case
The River of a Billion Lives: Vidya Bhushan Rawat on Sacred, Polluted and the Future of the Ganga
From the Himalayan peaks to the Sundarbans delta, Rawat chronicles the Ganga's vital role in shaping civilizations in Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand. He emphasizes the environmental devastation caused by unchecked pollution and sand mining while advocating for the river's cultural and spiritual de-Brahminization.
Will Rahul Gandhi’s Rising Popularity Turn the Tide in Haryana’s BJP-Dominated Political Landscape?
With anti-incumbency mounting against the BJP, leader of the opposition Rahul Gandhi’s real challenge is to rally a fractured Congress, address key issues, and win back Haryana voters
संथाल परगना में बांग्लादेशी घुसपैठ के अपने ही आरोप को भाजपा ने अदालत में नकारा
झारखंड जनाधिकार महासभा की रिपोर्ट ने भाजपा के घुसपैठ दावे को खारिज करते हुए बताया कि बांग्लादेशी घुसपैठ की कहानियां केवल साम्प्रदायिक ध्रुवीकरण के लिए फैलाई जा रही हैं
A Comrade’s Journey: Sitaram Yechury’s Unwavering Dedication to Secularism and Social Justice
Influenced by Hari Kishan Singh Surjeet, Sitaram Yechury’s leadership strengthened the Communist Party’s influence beyond electoral politics. His death underscores the lasting relevance of leftist ideals in India, leaving a profound impact on civic spaces and intellectual debates
Onam Celebrates Kerala’s Regional Autonomy, Contests Homogenisation
While most Hindu festivals celebrate divine victories, Kerala's Onam reveres the vanquished Mahabali. The festival symbolizes inclusivity, rejecting homogenized narratives and embracing regional diversity.