Frank Huzur: The Unseen Rebel Who Navigated Politics with Creativity and Integrity
Author-activist Frank Huzur, born Manoj Kumar Yadav, was a passionate secularist and writer. Known for Imran vs Imran and Socialist Factor, he dedicated years to the Samajwadi Party before shifting towards Congress. After meeting Rahul Gandhi on March 4, he suffered a fatal cardiac failure, leaving behind an unfinished legacy.
The Bewildering Spirit and Charisma of Zakir Hussain
Immersed in the sounds of the Himalayas and the global rhythms of Zakir Hussain, the author (sitarist disciple of Pt Ravi Shankar) recounts a lifetime of inspiration drawn from his artistry. Zakir’s music transcended tradition, fusing the tabla with jazz, African beats, and Latin rhythms while maintaining deep reverence for his Punjab gharana roots. His playful, childlike immersion and cosmic intuition remain a beacon for musicians, even as the world mourns his passing
Beyond the Mainstream: How VT Rajashekar Shaped Alternative Media in India
VT Rajashekar, the one man revolution used his publication Dalit Voice to expose systemic oppression and redefine the fight for social justice in India
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
Charming Politician or Elusive Leader? A Journalist’s Journey with Sitaram Yechury
Sitaram Yechury’s leadership was marked by his sharp intellect and ability to navigate internal CPM divisions. He was a complex figure to cover for political journalists
A Departure of a Luminary: The Indelible Mark of Buddhadeb Bhattacharya
A corner of the history of the mind became empty and a page of the book of poetry was torn. Comrade Buddhadeb Bhattacharya saying...
