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Comrade Sonya Gill: A life dedicated to the struggle for equality and justice

The sudden and shocking demise of Comrade Sonya Gill on August 25, 2026 at the age of 71 is an immense loss to the women’s movement and the Left...

Congress must be led by People working at the grassroots: Joy Sengupta

Actor Activist, Joy Sengupta on Jignesh Mevani's historic win...

Use of Foreign Plane Violation of RPA & FCRA: Former GOI Secretary, Sharma

EAS Sarma, former Secretary to GoI, writes to the...

Why an Indian theatre artist decided to boycott the Israel Festival to be held in 2018

On 6 December, 2017, reports said that Donald Trump...

Dhanda nee vaat versus Mughal-hate in poll-bound Gujarat

“Congress leaders have yet again proved they are no...

History Repeating Itself? Post-2014 India’s eerie resemblance with India of 1938-46

History rarely repeats itself. Nevertheless, if we are to...

Nigeria set to pass a law against mob lynching. Will it make a difference?

“Ole, ole!” (thief, thief!) is all that needs to...

Five inspirational feminists you should know and honour today

Documenting the lives of departed feminists, and sharing their...

Similarities in Beliefs and Practices between Hinduism and Islam

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