In its essay Resisting the Rule of the Rich: Protecting Freedom from Billionaire Power, Oxfam argues that the ultra-wealthy ...

By Aseem Mishra* India’s cities are locked in a quiet but intensifying struggle over one of their most contested public ...

PTRC continued its grassroots work of identifying silicosis victims, locating 94 new cases in the Morbi and Surendranagar ...

India’s housing market is increasingly showing two very different faces: affluent buyers are driving demand for premium homes, even as the supply of genuinely affordable housing continues to shrink.

India should deepen cooperation with Asian, African, and Latin American countries and strengthen solidarity among nations of ...

"The happiness and satisfaction I see on children's faces when they learn and understand new things motivates me to continue teaching," said Jitendra Kumar, one of fifteen community tutors from a ...

Speaking virtually from the United States, Joy claimed that his homeland is slowly turning into another Pakistan, where radical Islamist elements operate freely with the support of anti-Indian forces.

The fishermen made it clear that external contractors should not be given fishing rights in the Sardar Sarovar reservoir. They asserted that the rights of fish production and mark ...

The result is a border that remains a zone of permanent provisionality. In such zones, small disputes over encroachment ...

Bihar’s dominant castes have finally found a political leader of their own, and the emergence of Prashant Kishor presents a ...

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) has announced a fresh phase of nationwide farmers’ protests, with Kisan Marches and multi-day ...

August was and will always remain a people’s event. But, as yet, 15th August is celebrated with a lot of fanfare, for on that ...