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I Did Not Have A Caste Bone

India, Feb. 20 -- I have two hundred and six bones, Like any human being; Some are born with more. Three hundred at the beginning. Then fusion, growth, becoming, Numbers change, Caste doesn't. When I... Read More


AI and India's Unorganised Workers: Reality, Risks and Road Ahead

India, Feb. 20 -- When India speaks about Artificial Intelligence at global platforms, the conversation often revolves around innovation, start-ups, and digital transformation. But in a small rented h... Read More


Cries for Justice in India Grow Louder!

India, Feb. 20 -- On February 20, the world will once again observe the 'World Day of Social Justice.' It is an annual feature during which many, all over (particularly the politicians), will wax eloq... Read More


International Tentacles of RSS

India, Feb. 20 -- As they try to connect with advocacy groups in the United States and European Union headquarters, Indian religious minority activists are discovering the reach and power of the Rasht... Read More


AI Summit Chaos Hollow Research Culture

India, Feb. 20 -- AI has been the buzzword for the last few years. In fact, such has been the craze that it has created a new level of competition at the individual, organisational, and global levels.... Read More


Democratic Backsliding and the Rise of Majoritarianism

India, Feb. 20 -- The Modi regime has been described by critics-including academics, international watchdogs, journalists, and political opponents-as electoral autocratic, dictatorial, majoritarian, a... Read More


Open Letter to Hardeep Puri Continuance is Untenable

India, Feb. 20 -- The first non-textbook my father gifted me was a profusely illustrated bumper issue of the Mathrubhumi Weekly, brought out immediately after Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's death i... Read More


Dignity After Death: Constitutional Challenges Emerging from Burial Disputes

India, Feb. 20 -- The moral strength of a democracy is not measured only by how it protects its living citizens; it is also evaluated by how it treats the dead. In recent years, reports have emerged f... Read More


Don't Dig Up Dead Christians Supreme Court Stops Obnoxious Exhumations in Chhattisgarh

India, Feb. 20 -- There is hope that Christian graves in tribal villages will not be disturbed anymore in Chhattisgarh. A bench of the Supreme Court of India on February 18, 2026, called a halt to Hin... Read More


The Unquiet Earth: Even the Grave Offers No Sanctuary

India, Feb. 20 -- There are few certainties left in this world, but the promise of a final, undisturbed rest should be one of them. In the dense forests of Bastar, Chhattisgarh, and in the red-earth v... Read More