Citizens for Justice and Peace met the Commissioner of Police Mumbai to express our concern over the fallout of Saturday’s violence. His mature handling of a potentially explosive situation on Saturday did ensure that matters were brought under control. Most… Continue Reading →
The Brihanmumbai Union of Journalists (BUJ) deplores the attack on the media on Saturday, August 11, 2012, during the violence that broke out in Mumbai by protestors of the riots in Assam. The BUJ is particularly disturbed at what… Continue Reading →
TNN | Aug 10, 2012, 03.55AM IST the state home secretary and Rajkot police commissioner to explain the alleged police atrocities on dalit women and children. A bench of Chief Justice Bhaskar Bhattacharyaand Justice J B Pardiwala took suo motu cognizance of the issue on basis of… Continue Reading →
By Mohammad Sajjad,twocircles.net As a school student in the 1980s in rural north Bihar, I have grown up reading few news periodicals, some of these occasionally, others almost regularly; these include, the English weekly Sunday, Urdu weekly… Continue Reading →
V.K. Tripathi, IIT Delhi The ethnic violence between Bodos and Muslims in Bodo territorial region of Assam is a national calamity. It has taken a toll of 65 innocent lives (besides the scores of… Continue Reading →
How are demographics changing in Assam and Bengal? And what does this mean for ‘indigenous’ communities? Garga Chatterjee considers the argument for territorial purity, in the Friday Times, Pakistan’s First Independent Weekly Paper This land is my land 2 0 Bodo women cry at a relief… Continue Reading →
By Kashif-ul-Huda, TwoCircles.net Recent Bodo-Muslim violence that left at least a hundred dead and hundreds of thousands homeless has given an opportunity to many to indulge in the usual Muslim-bashing rhetoric. A few insiders of the Indian establishment has… Continue Reading →
By Syed Zubair Ahmad, Two circles. net The recent ethnic clashes between the Rohingya Muslims and the Buddhist community in the Rakhine (or Arakan) province of Myanmar have attracted global attention though late – the latest is the UN’s… Continue Reading →
The School of Media and Cultural Studies invites you to a screening of a series of five final films by the Class of 2012. The film screenings will be followed by an interaction and discussion with the filmmakers. Date: May… Continue Reading →
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