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On the Passing of Gail Omvedt: An Eternal Force Against Caste and Patriarchy
The American-born Indian scholar, an academician par excellence, prominent sociologist and a tireless human rights activist, passed away on August 25.
Beirut Blast: What My Dinner and Headlines Had in Common
One year on, a look back at the day of the devastating blast.
Danish Siddiqui: To a Storyteller with a Camera and Dream
On a childhood dream to tell stories, and the incessant trolling of a photojournalist with a moral compass even in death.
Free Speech in Manipur: A Slippery Slope Between a Facebook Post and Arbitrary Detention
In two almost similar cases of detention under the NSA, Manipur has shown an unapologetic habit of using laws meant for the most severe crimes to target free speech.
Brain Drain Is a Hidden Tax On the Countries Left Behind
The brain drain of healthcare workers from countries that can scarcely afford to lose them is not an emotionless, economic discussion.
Pulitzer-Winning Indian Photojournalist Danish Siddique Killed in Kandahar
The Reuters journalist was embedded with the Afghan Special Forces, and had been reporting on their operations against the Taliban in the region.
Father Stan Swamy: A Soft-Spoken Man With a Fire Within
Swamy dedicated his life to Adivasi rights. And that's what made him so 'dangerous' in the eyes of the state.
Review: Haseen Dilruba is a Collection of Obvious Tropes and Recycled Characters
The film wants to reach a certain point, but its journey is devoid of convincing reasons or considered nuance.
Bollywood’s First ‘Intimacy Coordinator’ Wants Safe Standards for Sex Scenes
Production crews have normally been responsible for the well-being of actors on Bollywood sets. But now India's film industry has its first certified intimacy coordinator.