All but lynched by the media
Our human rights deserve better
Shocking betrayal on Western Ghats
When the levee breaks
Puns intended
Time to put garbage on the table
Turkey’s Kurdish challenge
Copy by the book or risk killing academic publishing
Shamnad Basheer responds
In Mali, Indian-owned mine caught in land dispute
All but lynched by the media
Farmers’ suicide rates soar above the rest
Time to put garbage on the table
Shocking betrayal on Western Ghats
Copy by the book or risk killing academic publishing
Our human rights deserve better
A to-do list for the new Law Minister
Turkey’s Kurdish challenge
‘We have a lot of love for India’
Cartoonscape, May 18, 2013
EPOCHAL LIFE: A Time Line
A note to readers
Over the past few days, we have received emails, representations and letters objecting to the reference to Swami Vivekananda and the use of his photograph in the article 'Taking the aggression out...
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The picture is an apt representation of the current situation. There is
no scope of graver action any different from what we are undertaking at
the moment. A stern warning and retaliatory fire is the only solution,
the bluster from the Television media about the ceasefire violations is
unsettling the relations that have been formed since 26/11. The path to
peace is a treacherous one, caution and steadfastness is the only way
get there. But, sensationalism and jingoism is only going to inflate
egos and not pave ways towards a solution. The media has to be given due
credit for playing watchdog with a number of issues. But, the power of
the media must be looked at as a double edged sword, bilateral relations
and negotiations between nations is a needling task, and a TRP war
between a few private news channels could cause all that to bite the
dust.
Rest in Peace, the soldiers who were martyred.