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I can Produce but can’t protest? Speaking for farmers of India…

The Constitution of India On 26th November 1950, the Constitution of India was adopted by the constituent assembly of India on behalf of “We, the people of India….”The Constitution of India guarantees several Fundamental rights out of which the ‘Right…

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Sedition Law: A Study in the Context of ‘India’

As per Section 124A of Indian Penal Code, sedition means, “whoever, by words, either spoken or written, or by signs, or by…

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Nothing As it Seems: An Account of Depression and Survival

There have been multiple interpretations of the word ‘suicide’ throughout history. There was an era when suicide was associated with the utmost…

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Environment is blindsided, taken for granted as government looks forward to “development”

Government’s Stand Our environment has always been blindsided by the devastating scale of unsustainable evolution triggered by humankind to meet seemingly comical…

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From Bhagat Singh’s Writings: Idea of New India

“It is a sad state of affair that the body of Bhagat Singh was killed by the British and his thoughts by…

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Rules and Regulations, a Consequential Issue of India

The Flaws India is a country where there are innumerable rules and regulations to keep matters in order and each of them…

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The Stereotyping of Indian poverty in World Cinema, a false representation: PART II

…Continued from PART-1 The Mira Nair 1988 film, Salaam Bombay portrays the city Bombay as a stunning paradox, which it really…

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The Stereotyping of Indian poverty in World Cinema, a false representation: PART I

There’s a huge modern urban mythology because of the global mainstreaming of misinformation about India and its cultures, where Indian poor are mere abstractions that follows a nuanced approach to their treatment in cinema. We try to catch the continuing…