Opinion: Nandita Das’s ‘Zwigato’ is luminous in its humanism
The director speaks to us of the lives and struggles of ordinary people from who has been stolen cruelly all hopes of a decent future.
The director speaks to us of the lives and struggles of ordinary people from who has been stolen cruelly all hopes of a decent future.
Twelve years ago, the Supreme Court had ordered the establishment of these shelters for the destitute
How long will working people live with a policy regime that concentrates wealth in a few hands and leaves millions struggling for basics?
The death of Junaid and Nasir are evidence of the dangerous consequences of state authorities joining hands with vigilantes
How long will India’s working people live with a policy regime that concentrates unimaginable levels of wealth in a few hands and leaves millions of people struggling for food, healthcare, decent schooling, work, and pensions when they age?
Why did the country have to go through the Covid-19 horrors of the summer of 2021?
Reconstructing the murder in Ahmedabad of the politician-poet during the Gujarat riots.
Amid the pandemic, the country experienced cruel extortion from corporate leaders to the smallest providers of medical and funeral essentials.
How did the country slip deep into the coronavirus hell of the summer of 2021?
‘Its troubling reminders continue to haunt my memory and my conscience,’ writes the social activist.