Their [Suffragettes] struggles left a mark on the techniques of protest used by the Mahatma in South Africa
Their [Suffragettes] struggles left a mark on the techniques of protest used by the Mahatma in South Africa
Popular mobilisation against DBT in Ranchi on 24th February by opposition parties and coalition of civil society organisations pic.twitter.com/yUu0BVyoDJ— Right to Food, India (@rozi_roti) February 24, 2018
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Overwhelming Popular Opposition to the DBT Experiment in Jharkhand
Glitches in the system have deprived people of nearly half of their food rations in the last four months. When they do get their rations, people spend 12 hours collecting them, on average. Most people are (…)
An AFP chart with Sipri data and other resources on Arms sales
Senior journalist and editor-in-chief of National Herald, Neelabh Mishra, passed away on February 24 at a Chennai Hospital
Political tendencies not only distort and ‘present the past’ to suit their political agenda; they can go to any extent to even lie about the events and their interpretation. ‘Facts are sacred; opinions are free’ should have been the dictum for all those commenting on them, but as they say for the likes of Modi, ‘all is fair in love and war’. To promote his personal ambitions and to enhance the impact of his political agenda