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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
All primary Indian dance forms, originating in primitive and tribal societies, are solidly linked with work activity. Classical forms have not been able to shed the martial and gymnastic poses of forms from which they originated.
The more the government tries to tighten its grip on dissent by cutting out all communications and shutting genuine dialogues, the more are the new bonds being created by the farmers’ movement. Many flowers may be cut, but Spring can no longer be prevented from coming.
Ever since the Zionists forcibly expelled more than 1 million Palestinians to establish the state of Israel, Israel has been an apartheid state that has continued to oppress the Palestinian people, take over ever more of their lands and replace them with a settler population – with the full backing of the USA.
Gandhiji’s views on the Arab-Jew question in Palestine and the persecution of the Jews in Germany, published in Harijan in 1938.
A new study finds that we are methodically killing the planet’s most significant and most crucial life support system – soil, which is the life source for 95% of the foods we eat 365 days per year. Plus: “Study Says 64% of World’s Farmland at Risk of Pesticide Pollution”.
The farming community along with common citizens would hoist black flags on their homes, tractors and vehicles and burn the effigy of PM Modi in villages, farmer leaders said.
In a society that routinely visits abuse and punishment on those who are deemed low, would the refusal of dignity at the moment of one’s passing on leave a scar on the social conscience?
From a people’s campaign on ‘No Vote To BJP’ to a music video by a galaxy of artists against the party’s ‘ideology of hatred’, the civil society in Bengal had a powerful impact in the recent polls.
Narwal sahib deserved to live. To see his daughter free. Not on bail. Free. With apologies from the Indian state. Plus: “The Law Sees ‘Terror’ in Blocked Road, Not Patients Gasping for Oxygen”.
19-year-old Russian activist Olga Misik – who two years ago was arrested for reading aloud her country’s constitution to the police at a pro-democracy rally – was arrested once again for ‘vandalism’. She gave a blistering statement to the court. “With such children, Russia does have a future!”
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