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In the early 2000, a thirty-one-storey apartment tower rose along the seafront in Colaba, the old colonial quarter of Mumbai that has always belonged to
The conventional wisdom about large-scale social programs—whether they originate in government ministries or corporate boardrooms, is that they begin with resources. You need capital, technology,
As an advocate and a Samaritan at heart, I have long espoused many a public cause, for such is the sacred calling of my profession,
The following article is part of the Trailblazing Women of India series. A series presented by The AIDEM, exploring the lives and ideas of women
Issues and questions related to climate change have emerged prominently across global headlines in contemporary media spaces — whether we choose to pay attention to
“Power without scrutiny is violence waiting for a room,” a jurist once warned. In India’s police stations, that room too often has no witnesses. Court
In an age where criminal law is increasingly deployed as an instrument of pressure rather than a pursuit of truth, judicial interventions that return us
On Saturday, the evening of February 7, 2026, the Press Club of India hosted a discussion centred on two significant books: Unsilenced: The Jail Diary
From Allahabad University to JNU, BHU and Delhi University, students are pushing back against the silencing of caste critique and the suspension of long-awaited equity
The late 1930s forced Mahatma Gandhi to look beyond India’s struggle for freedom and confront a world rapidly slipping into darkness. Though his life’s mission
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