Day January 7, 2019
Cuaron’s film is set in Mexico, but we can all relate to the emotionally charged relationship with domestic workers Amulya Gopalakrishnan Roma, the beautiful autobiographical film by Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron, is not only a festival sensation, it is a… Continue Reading →
Organisers give in to threats of disruption of inaugural function Organisers of the All India Marathi Literary meet have withdrawn the inaugural function invitation extended to noted English language author Nayantara Sahgal, who was at the forefront of the award… Continue Reading →
Soumya Das, DH News Service, UP At first glance, the mud hut of Saraswati Bauri, 55, in the remote Kadamdanga village of West Bengal’s Birbhum district seems almost deserted. Large cracks have appeared on the walls of the hut due to… Continue Reading →
The Bill in its present form will become a tool of oppression and institutionalise the violations already being faced by the transgender community. Dr Sylvia Karpagam The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2018, as passed by Lok Sabha on… Continue Reading →
View on pagetwitterfacebook Sonam Joshi & Shobita Dhar TNN Even as public broadcaster Prasar Bharati announced its decision to close down All India Radio’s national channel and its regional training academies in five cities as part of “cost-cutting measures”, AIR… Continue Reading →
OVERNMENT VIOLATING SC ORDERS BY INTRODUCING AMENDMENTS TO LAWS FOR COMMERCIAL USE OF AADHAARJ The government’s doublespeak and constitutional fraud on Aadhaar, the 12-digit “unique” biometrics-linked identification number, continues. First, after passing the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other… Continue Reading →