Tag: india
Why State Governments Need to Spend More on Education: The Delhi Case
The article looks at the important concern of states regarding generation of funds to support public education, the specific focus here is on the case of Delhi.
Rediscovering Seva in the Age of Modernity and Markets
The article explores how the traditionally ingrained moral ideals of seva and dharma are being rediscovered and redefined in the age of hyper-modernity and the all pervasive presence of the market culture.
Comprehensive Health Reform Program: Towards Benefitted Developing Countries
In the post-covid world is it the right time to seriously consider comprehensive and radical medical reform for the betterment of the collective
Caste, Religion and Our Classrooms
When stereotypes based on one’s caste and religious identities, and resultant symbolic violence disrupt our classrooms, we lose the spirit of emancipatory education.
Shaheed Bhagat Singh: Ode to a Revolutionary in Pursuit of Equality and Justice
The rapid advance of the struggle led by him from the margins to reach millions remains a great inspiration for activists even today.
Rural Workers Struggle for Proper Implementation of Jobs Scheme
NREGA as a scheme for generating employment in India's rural hinterland is one on which the livelihoods of countless people depends but is it being implemented properly?
An Awakening on Everyday Racism
Can subtle forms of everyday racialism be critically examined especially at a time when tolerance levels are stooping and so is empathy in everyday life?
More Questions than Claims Regarding India’s Cheetah Project
As the Cheetah returns to India, here is a look at what the concerns and questions around the project have been.
Why Basic Conservation Strategies are the Need of the Hour
Degeneration of forests has impacted the ecology and its conservation forms the need of the hour.
Bharat Jodo Yatra: A Journey Beyond the Party
Here is a look at the Congress party's Bharat Jodo Yatra and what it may symbolise in the coming days.
