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Nobody Wants a Silent Chief!

India, Feb. 16 -- At the farthest edge of a village, where people once lived in harmony, but in the last eleven years had not, a white-bearded chief stood staring into the horizon. His bald deputy sto... Read More


A Den of Robbers

India, Feb. 16 -- Breakdown of Values No top leader of a sovereign State would use such extreme language as German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier did when expressing his fear that the international... Read More


Water Genocide II

India, Feb. 16 -- O Water! There is a facade of democracy. In which caste is appropriated As a religious tool, To strengthen the caste hierarchy For touching their water. Caste violence against my ski... Read More


Mamata Banerjee in the Supreme Court and India's Institutional Crisis

India, Feb. 16 -- When Mamata Banerjee appeared before the Supreme Court of India to personally plead West Bengal's case over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, it marked an unpr... Read More


Luminous Footprints The Christian Impact on India

India, Feb. 16 -- This is a book by two redoubtable Jesuit scholars. Lancy Lobo is currently the Research Director of the Indian Social Institute in New Delhi, while Denzil Fernandes was its former Ex... Read More


Children of a Lesser God

India, Feb. 16 -- Why does society always look down on poor people with disdain? Are deprived people really children of a lesser god? Without an iota of doubt, life is the most precious gift of God, a... Read More


When States Become Laboratories of Hate Uttarakhand, Assam: Unravelling of India's Constitutional Promise

India, Feb. 16 -- Gujarat was once India's laboratory of hate and communal targeted violence. "Pehle Isai, fir Kasai (First, Christians, then Muslims)," a pamphlet discovered in the aftermath of incid... Read More


Vande Mataram Requiem for Jana Gana Mana

India, Feb. 16 -- There is a popular expression in Malayalam: when the bull lifts its tail, one is certain what will follow. It is a rustic metaphor, blunt yet precise, used to describe events whose c... Read More


Mohammad Deepak: Upholding Fraternity Amid Worsening Amity

India, Feb. 16 -- India is a country full of diverse categories. The diversity of religions is astounding. The British used the Hindu and Muslim identities to sow the seeds of 'Divide and Rule.' They ... Read More


Walking for Peace: The Way to Become Vishwa Guru

India, Feb. 16 -- A group of nineteen Buddhist monks who walked for peace from Texas to Washington, DC, covering 3,700 kilometres in 108 days, demonstrated to the world what it truly means to become a... Read More