Vikram Raj interviews social activist Nikhil Dey, who has been associated with the Right to Information (RTI) movement. He talks about the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, the issues of transparency in governance, citizens’ rights, and much more.
The Bathani Tola massacre is not an isolated incident but rather a reflection of the deep-rooted social and political malaise that plagues rural India. It exposes the grave injustices perpetuated by the caste-based hierarchy, where the lives of marginalized communities are treated as disposable, and the perpetrators of violence often enjoy protection from influential political forces.
The Right to Information (RTI) movement in India gained significant momentum in the early 2000s, with activists advocating for greater transparency and accountability in governance. The pressure resulted in the passing of the RTI Act in 2005.
Designed to increase access to quality education in tribal areas, the Eklavya Model Residential Schools face a host of challenges
Vikram Raj revisits the riots that tore the industrial city of Jamshedpur in 1979 when Hindu fanatics held the entire city to ransom, killing more than 100 people, including children and women
An interview with independent journalist Rupesh Kumar Singh from Jharkhand who has been languishing in Seraikela Jail after being arrested on July 17 from his house in Ramgarh by Kharsawan police.
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