Resistance Of Lullaby: Gaza Comes More Fearlessly Through The Faces Of Children
The sound of lullaby is deep, it endures on the landscape; it refuses to die even in death
'Gaza Is Afraid Of Calm...': Amid Possibility Of Constant Death, Humanitarian Pause Means Little
The four-day-long humanitarian pause allowing a trickle of aid into Gaza after nearly two months of indiscriminate bombing and 16 years of blockade offers bare respite for civilians, no more than that
How A Dangerous Mix Of Theology And Geopolitics Have Led To Abandonment Of Palestinians
If anything could explain the unconscionable abandonment of the Palestinians, it is theopolitics—a dangerous mix of misinterpreted theology and geopolitics
The Politics Of War
When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu linked the Hamas’ October 7 attack to the Holocaust and roared ‘Never again’, only those for whom Israel can do no wrong failed to recognise what Netanyahu had actually declared. This was that the ethnic cleansing of the Gaza Strip had begun.
Natural Allies: Indigenous Communities Stand With Palestine
Indigenous communities across the globe are lending their support to the Palestinians
Congress May Have Some Last-Minute Momentum, But Is It Enough To Defeat 2-Time CM K Chandrashekar Rao’s BRS?
Unlike the Indian cricket team in the World Cup, the Congress may just be peaking at the right time. In its manifesto and campaign speeches by the leaders, the party matches the BRS scheme for scheme, promising more in many cases.
Chhattisgarh Elections: A Brave Vote For Change In Bastar
Despite a boycott call by the Maoists, villagers in Naxal-infested Bastar of Chhattisgarh turned out to vote in large numbers.
Gaza Is Not Elsewhere, Most Media Has Failed The People There
The one thing this war in Gaza has shown us is that we can be so numb. Every day, more people are dying. Many journalists are dead. Many are still documenting life in Gaza and that’s how we see the horror.
Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue: A Never-ending War Between Man And Nature
In the never-ending war between man and nature, 41 brave workers—trapped for over 400 hours under 60 metres of debris—won the battle of sheer survival