“ Gharo jao rajj ke, kaam hoga gajj ke [If you leave the house with a stomach full of food, you will ace your mission].” … Farming is our religion, we love to feed peopleRead more
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How the Kashmir Valley’s ancient mound formations are being levelled
The Kashmir valley owes much of its fortune to the plateau-like landforms that remain tucked away in the folds of the surrounding mountains, particularly the … How the Kashmir Valley’s ancient mound formations are being levelledRead more
If Gyanvapi has Shivalinga, Who’s in Kashi Vishwanath?
The controversy created around the wazukhana, or ablution pond of the Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi containing a Shivlinga, has become a bitter legal dispute. Prof … If Gyanvapi has Shivalinga, Who’s in Kashi Vishwanath?Read more
Indians Feeling Jealous about Likes Count
In May this year, Facebook rolled out a new feature that would allow its users to hide their public like counts. In a nutshell, this … Indians Feeling Jealous about Likes CountRead more
Rotating for a farmers’ revolution at Singhu
It was time for the wheat crop to be watered. And Sabaran Singh couldn’t afford to miss attending to this crucial step on his farmland. … Rotating for a farmers’ revolution at SinghuRead more
The Story of the 1946 Indian Naval Mutiny
It is perhaps the natural course of history that some events and individuals are remembered more than others. The Indian struggle for independence is no … The Story of the 1946 Indian Naval MutinyRead more
World Inequality Report Paints Stark Picture of Lives of “Haves” and “Have-nots” in India
The World Inequality Report 2022, published by the World Inequality Lab that also maintains the World Inequality Database, has ripped off the “development” façade of … World Inequality Report Paints Stark Picture of Lives of “Haves” and “Have-nots” in IndiaRead more
Women at farm stir
“We want the reversal of these laws,” says Vishavjot Grewal, who is protesting at Singhu on the Haryana-Delhi border. “We are very attached to our … Women at farm stirRead more