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When Non-Violence Fights Back: From Chambal to Jan Satyagraha
When Non-Violence Fights Back: From Chambal to Jan Satyagraha
Remembering S. N. Subba Rao on his fifth death anniversary, this article explores how Gandhian non-violence transformed Chambal, promoted national integration and inspired Jan Satyagraha for land rights and dignity.
By Kumar Krishnan
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14 hours ago
When Non-Violence Fights Back: From Chambal to Jan Satyagraha
Remembering S. N. Subba Rao on his fifth death anniversary, this article explores how Gandhian non-violence transformed Chambal, promoted national integration and inspired Jan Satyagraha for land rights and dignity.
Kumar Krishnan | yesterday
Demographic Management: India’s Two-Child Dilemma
India’s fertility rate has fallen to 2.0. Explore the debate over the two-child norm, women’s rights, social justice and population policy.
Pro.Tapan Kumar Shandilya | yesterday
The Arab World at a Crossroads
A region that fuels the global economy still cannot move a single tanker without someone else’s permission. The war over Hormuz forces the question it has long avoided: will the Arab world remain the stage of great-power rivalry, or become the author of its own order?
Khalid Rasool | yesterday
A Tale of Three Cousins: An Appeal for Global Peace & Brotherhood
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The Illusion of Absolute Speech: How Anonymity Cannot Be a License forAbuse
Online anonymity must not become a licence for abuse. Explore how India can tackle cyberbullying, digital harassment and trolling while protecting free speech.
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Judaism, Christianity and Islam share a spiritual heritage. Explore their common bonds, the lessons of history and a global appeal for peace, justice and brotherhood.
Dr. Syed Mohammad Ammar Rizvi | 1 day, 17 hours ago
The Illusion of Absolute Speech: How Anonymity Cannot Be a License forAbuse
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