Divya Kaushik This is my journey as a kid from the 90s who grew up as a Hindu Brahmin to become an atheist. I was born in the late 80s and I feel really bad for the kids growing up in today’s hate-filled India. I feel sad for them becauseContinue Reading
Prof. Shah Alam Khan Farooque was a Kashmiri. He hated India. His cousin was killed by security forces while at a demonstration in Srinagar. This was 1990. We were classmates; I always took him head on for his anti-India rhetoric. Those were the times when no one minded his orotundityContinue Reading
Morarji Desai was received by black flags nearly 40 years agoContinue Reading
“Next year we will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human RightsContinue Reading
By Jeffrey Gettleman and Suhasini Raj Ahmedabad: The attack begins with a Hindu man, wearing a bright shirt and a white scarf, stepping off a motorbike carrying a long iron pickax. He pounces on an older Muslim man, attacking him from behind and striking him over and over. “Babu, saveContinue Reading
The least that everyone can do is to give wings to your honest views on every on-going elections Continue Reading
A young surgeon who escaped death by a whisker narrates his storyContinue Reading
The Reason I Wrote “On A Stormy Course”Continue Reading
Generosity has gotten itself a bad name. Introduced to most of us in preachy, didactic Moral Science textbooks with terribly sanctimonious illustrations, being generous was often viewed as a faraway, overtly pious ideal that no youngster would like to be caught aspiring to – lest he be mocked at forContinue Reading
By Fr Joe Pereira On the occasion of my golden jubilee of the priesthood, I have been able to meet and draw inspiration from people who have made a difference to the Faith Factor in the world. Pope Francis with the request of my Cardinal Oswald had me concelebrate withContinue Reading
