Tag: STRUGGLE
TRIBUTE/ Remembering Paul Robeson: A Singer-Activist Who Saw Peace as Our Most Sacred Responsibility
“We must join the tens of millions all over the world who see in peace our most sacred responsibility.”
- Paul Robeson
Today is indeed a...
Studentship, Bureaucratic Restrictions and Freedom in the University
There are no rights without responsibilities. There is no freedom without consciousness. There is no protest without honesty.
Feminism Needs Critical Engagement, and We Lack the Patience for It
The author reflects on the contemporary feminist discourse and brings to light some of his own dilemmas on such a debate.
Women’s Day / Women are winning over the World despite the Odds
Women’s Day/ As we commemorate Women’s Day and salute the strong spirit of women across the world, we share a few positive stories from all around the world.
India’s E-Commerce Lifeline: Delivery Boys and Their Life-story
FROM THE FIELD
E-commerce websites offer ease of buying to customers but how do they treat their ‘lifeline’ delivery boys?
Why the Feminist Struggle Belongs to Men Too
Sexual violence, prejudice and the denial of basic rights to women are all reflections of the regressive patriarchal mind-set. Should the feminist struggle belong only to women?
Rashi Dubey
A JNU Professor’s Frightening Dream
PERSPECTIVE
Is the dream becoming real? Here is a piece - written with intense pain and sensitivity - that makes us think about the state of higher education in the country.
Avijit Pathak
