A Tin-Pot Editor
When words that convey extreme contempt are used, they ought to be used with responsibility, if at all they must be used. For, is not telling people what to think […]
InkLab – A film inspired by Shaheed Bhagat Singh, denied Censor Certificate
If you remember our earlier appreciative publishing of the indie film Inklab and the interview with Dr. Gaurav Chhabra that followed, we are glad to share that the film was
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The Ishrat Jahan case – weeding fact from fiction
Ishrat Jahan was reported killed in an encounter with Gujrat police along with three others Javed Sheikh alias Pranesh Pillai, Amjad Ali Rana and Zeeshan Johar. Gujrat police claimed that they
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Don’t compensate farmer suicides
This is the most difficult post I have written in ages, but I think it is wrong to compensate farmer suicides and I am speaking up. I know that will
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Some Questions on Narendra Modi and Gujarat riots
A reader left an outraged comment defending Narendra Modi’s honor. I must admit I have not encountered them being answered. I have not thought enough on the subject to answer
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A Farmer’s poem
A video by P. Sainath describing the plight of farmers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPtfNSbgoFg India is indebted to this man. We must do something to fix this. Tragic. Here is a poem from
Developments in the Keenan and Reuben case
This post continues from where the earlier one about the Facts of the Keenan and Reuben Case ended. That one was getting too long, and new information was coming in. This is fairly comprehensive – I think.
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The Future of Education
The article “A new look at child abuse” details this kind of harm and I think it is worth reading to understand what exactly happens because of our schools other
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