Health Is a Political Choice
What the pandemic has revealed about the healthcare system, and the need for a new healthcare compact.
War: Remembering Bob Marley
A tribute to Bob Marley, who died on 11 May, 1981: No amount of printed words can do justice to.
Venezuela, Minneapolis, Iran, Europe – Trump’s Last Gasps of Collapsing World Control – Or is it?
The entire world is no longer afraid to stand up and defend and fight for their rights.
Johnson & Johnson’s Double Standard Regarding Their Talcum Powder
An appeal to the Drug Controller of India to ban J&J products to prevent asbestos-related diseases and deaths.
Is Brazil Moving Towards a Fascist Dictatorship?
Brazil’s General Heleno warned of “unpredictable consequences” if the Supreme Court granted a request to seize President Bolsonaro’s cell phone in an obstruction of justice investigation.
Bar and Bench are Conscience of the Court: Lawyers write to SC on Migrant Crisis
“…we believe that the Hon’ble Supreme Court’s failure to protect the rights of the hapless millions of migrant workers in March … severely impaired the fundamental rights of the poorest sections of our citizens.”
Arrests Mark a Nationwide Protest Day Observed by Central Trade Unions
On May 22, Central Trade Unions protested the draconian new policies that have stripped workers across the country of a number of basic rights.
Science and Politics
An interview with two of the principal founders of the British Society for Social Responsibility in Science – on their call for a moratorium on collaborations with scientists backed by the Israeli
When I Met a Gandhian ‘Jihadi’ in America
Fethullah Gulen, a self-exiled Turkish scholar, is using his movement to propagate Greater Jihad, the most misunderstood concept in Islam.
Covid Lockdown is Seen as a Cover for Jammu and Kashmir
Kashmir is also imprisoned in intellectual, political, constitutional, strategic and moral lockdowns.