How to Make Online Money in 2021
Rohit Mehta The Internet is expanding with a high speed and so is our technology and now making online money is not as hard as it used to be back in time. The right strategy and smart work can bring the amount…
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Citizen’s Statement: We Reject ‘Your’ Muslim Women’s Rights Day
And we say, respectfully, “How dare you!” National Federation of Indian Women This government that has worked to ceaselessly one by one, decimate the constitutional rights of Muslims in India, now has the temerity to declare Muslim Women’s Rights Day…
महिलाओं के समक्ष आने वाली प्रतिकूल परिस्थितियां ही उनकी अन्य पहचानों के निर्धारण को प्रतिच्छेद और गुणित करते हैं-डॉ स्वाति राणे
ज्ञातव्य है कि वैश्विक COVID-19 आपदा की दूसरी लहर ने मानव जीवन के हर क्षेत्र को अगाध रूप से प्रभावित करते हुए सामाजिक असमानताओं को भी काफी हद तक बढ़ा दिया है। इसी संदर्भ में, विशेषकर “महिलाओं पर COVID-19 के…
Pandemic Worsening Urban Living Conditions
Tikender Singh Panwar The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the hollowness of the urban development trajectory in India. Since the last few decades, especially after the economic reforms in the 1990s, the city development models have been for-profit maximisation through privatisation…
Ecology and Environment at the Crossroad: Monsoon Season of Chronic Potholes
Amita Singh Delhi has been waterlogged again after less than an hour of a downpour. Kerala, Assam, and Bihar are flooded too and Mumbai, like many other cities, continues to pay the price for illegal constructions. Ironically, the most beautiful…
Climate change-affected vulnerable coastal communities need a suitable rehabilitation policy
Indira Khurana Depending on the geography and ecology, the water-related impacts of climate change are experienced in different ways. What is common is the increase in extreme weather events, all leading to deepening poverty; dwindling of livelihood opportunities; disrupted access…
Three Ways in which Neoliberalism Changed Politics in New India
There are subtle but what seem like long-term shifts in how politics is being pursued and constructed in the “New India” after 2014. The most notable of these is that the old binary of secular-versus-communal does not easily help identify political parties through their social agendas. Secular parties today are drawing leaders from the BJP and there is little hesitation in making them the party face in a region. The latest is Navjot Singh Sidhu, who was with the BJP but is now the Pradesh Congress Committee chief of Punjab. There are many other instances like his in Maharashtra, Telangana and Madhya Pradesh.