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Bihar & the Delusion of Independent Journalism: A Free Speech Record of Five Years
Free Speech Collective (FSC), has published a detailed report of Bihar’s Free Speech Record, November ‘20-’25 which it released on November 5 and may be accessed hereFree Speech CollectiveWith...
Appa Rao Must Go, HCU Admin Guilty of Conflict Leading to Rohith’s Death: Scientists
A fact finding report of reputed Indian scientists belonging...
‘This is asatya bharat’: Bezwada Wilson at Rohith Vemula’s first death anniversary
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The Magsaysay award-winning activist spoke about 'caste-based atrocities in...
Inside the big fat Indian wedding: conservatism, competition and networks
Indian weddings are most famously imagined as enormous spectacles....
तिलका माँझी शहादत दिवस विशेष: भारतीय स्वाधीनता संग्राम के पहले शहीद
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नई दिल्ली। तिलका माँझी उर्फ जाबरा पहाड़िया को देश...
Arnab Goswami’s new media venture is funded by NDA MP and Mohandas Pai
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There has been a lot of speculation on the...
Why NDTV ban and Zee FIR are not comparable
The first was an attack on free speech. The...
What’s missing in the teaching of Islam
There has been much misinformation about Islam. Reports in...
Caste Atrocities in Higher Edu Find Focus on HCU Campus: 1st Anniversary Rohith Vemula’s Death
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Beginning the week of one year long commemoration of...
Police interrogates reporter for posting communally charged video in Mathura
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An ‘objectionable video’ posted on the social media group...
Rajasthan: Falling Learning Levels, Fewer Midday Meals, Lowest Female Literacy
Rajasthan–a state that has India’s fourth-lowest literacy rate–has signed...
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