Team Clarion New Delhi — The claims of Shivling having been found inside Varanasi’s Gyanvapi mosque following a survey the mosque on the directions of a local court has sparked concerns among Muslims with community leaders worrying that the ground is being prepared for a repeat of the Babri Masjid …
Read More »Education: the hidden causality of Kashmir conflict
By Altaf Hussain Wani The right to education is a basic human right deemed indispensable for the exercise of other human rights. It has been duly recognised as an inalienable human right in a number of international conventions, including the Universal Declaration for Human Rights (UDHR), International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) and other world treaties. Sadly, …
Read More »Article: By allowing Gyanvapi Mosque survey, SC has turned a blind eye towards injustice
(The Wire) Multiple attempts have been made in the past to make the Gyanvapi Mosque a disputed site. This time, the judiciary is letting it happen.
Read More »Feature: The Plight And Rights Of Dalit Students In School Campuses
Subrajitroy New Delhi, May 17 (KMS): The Dalit community is one of the most marginalised and disadvantaged ones in India. The community has confronted discrimination not just in India, but in all the different nations Indians have migrated to. In India, caste plays a role in education in discriminating against …
Read More »Why Urdu language draws ire of India’s right-wing?
Who does Urdu belong to? India’s right-wing seems to think it’s a foreign import, forced upon by so-called Islamic invaders. The latest fracas happened in April when a reporter from a far-right new channel barged into a popular fast-food chain and heckled its employees for labelling a bag of snacks …
Read More »The Kashmir Files: Myth or reality
Part 3 Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai It is a fact that ‘The Kashmir Files’ presents a wholly false picture of the situation in Kashmir. The agenda of ‘The Kashmir Files’ is to mislead the public about the realities of the ground situation and also about the Kashmir dispute itself. That …
Read More »Article: The toxin of hate
Shashi Tharoor When the Editor asks, ‘Is the Divide Deepening?’, I do not find myself thinking immediately of the depressingly familiar tragedies that must have prompted his question—the communal rioting, mob lynchings and cow vigilantism that have scarred our society—nor even the manufactured controversies over hijab, halal meat and azaan …
Read More »Article: Kashmiri women and the speculative male gaze
Yasmeen Khan Unreported sexual violence along with uncomfortable silence creates dejected environment for Kashmiri women The comprehensive life experience of Kashmiri Women in the valley is often overlooked when it comes to the male gaze through the eyes of security forces. The gender imperative human security for the cross-section of …
Read More »Feature: A short film and protest song to bring out the everyday violence in Kashmir
Jahnavi Sen New Delhi: There is no point in happy endings just for the sake of them, documentary filmmaker Sandeep Ravindranath believes. And this belief comes out starkly in his latest short on Kashmir, which also serves as a music video for a Tamil protest rock song. “The only line …
Read More »Article: How the Sedition Law Has Been Used in the Modi Era
(The Wire) Of the 405 Indians accused of sedition for criticising politicians and governments in the last decade, 95% were charged after 2014.
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