Monthly Archives: April 2018

Communities can grow when all sections are enabled to lead a dignified life. Empowerment of women is significant for a dignified society.

In an age where poverty and associated dignity of people irrespective of their economic background is becoming difficult to attain, it has been acknowledged that in the year 2030 world’s 1% population will have two-thirds of the wealth. Growing global inequality has been an issue that nations across the globe are facing.

GM crops are acknowledged to be bad for people’s wellbeing. These GM products are present in food that people eat and impact their health.

Holidays make guardians worried for their children and the significance of making proper utilisation of time is their motive. Will occupying them in hobby workshops solve the crisis?

Household dust can have plastic content that people consume.

There are several issues going on across the globe that often get taken for granted. Reasserting the issues and building thought provoking insights enables us to empower the intellect.

JNU as a university has nurtured generations of students from marginalised communities. Will bureaucratic aloofness bring forward a sustained challenge before the prospects of higher education?

The Dalits are a section of the population that requires sensitive judicial and political ambience for sustenance. It is significant that their aspirations be prioritised.

Many people have been killed by a chemical attack in Syria. Helplessness, death and the aspiration for help build the ambiance in Douma.

THE NEW LEAM VIEW Through this drama called 'imprisonment and bail' The New Leam has thrown light on the paradox of judiciary, the meaning of being a celebrity, and the state of our collective consciousness.