Here’s what young Indians really want from life
Young Indians are ambitious and show greater autonomy in their career decisions. As the fastest growing economy today, India is home to a fifth of […]
Month: October 2018
Forced To Flee India, NE Women Gets International Award For Human Rights
Binalakshmi Nepram, an activist fighting for rights of women suffering due to violence in Northeast India is one of the two winners of the annual Reach […]
In Modi’s India, the Real Champions of the Earth Are Fighting for their Space
By Dunu Roy All the practitioners of sustainable development are being subordinated by the forces of Hindutva. Is environment standing in the way of development? Some […]
Technology and digitisation – the new drivers of growth in India
By Shruti Kedia A helpless farmer sitting on parched land is the image that comes to most of us when we talk about farmers and rural India. […]
Must overcome US-India environment mismatch
By RAYMOND E. VICKERY. JR Energy engagement should be a driver in this partnership. Opening the recent World Energy Policy Summit in New Delhi, the Honourable […]
Indian agriculture’s problem of scale
Loan waivers and electricity subsidies are band-aids at best; a deeper transformation is needed The past few days have neatly summed up the scale and […]
This Kolkata-based organisation is helping marginalised youth including victims of trafficking find a career path
By Prajanma Das Enrolled candidates are led through a process of blended learning, mentoring using innovative methods of teaching and it’s also assured that they get placed […]
Bhima Koregaon case: Do not criminalise human rights defenders, UN experts urge India
They said they were concerned the terrorism charges were being used to silence people who work to protect the rights of Dalit, tribal and indigenous […]
5 questions about the IIT gender ratio problem and measures to increase female aspirants
The pathetic gender ratio of the IITs shows where women stand in education in India. Last year, only 8 per cent of all 11,000 IIT […]
Changing Global Gender Norms Is Possible
By SARAH DEGNAN KAMBOU & RAVI VERMA What India can show the United States about how to disrupt rape culture. The scope and intensity of last week’s […]