“Ambassadors of God”: A Christmas Reflection
2017-12-22
We are called, in “poverty of spirit” to divinize our humanity Continue Reading
Product of secular India fears losing it forever
2017-12-20
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
Me, the Anti-National?
2017-12-18
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
Is Morarji’s ghost haunting Modi in Shillong?
2017-12-12
Morarji Desai was received by black flags nearly 40 years agoContinue Reading
Stand Up For Human Rights Today!
2017-12-10
“Next year we will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human RightsContinue Reading
His defense of Hindus was to kill a Muslim and post the video
2017-12-09
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
Gujarat Elections: Government is your business!
2017-12-04
The least that everyone can do is to give wings to your honest views on every on-going elections Continue Reading
Do doctors die young?
2017-11-30
A young surgeon who escaped death by a whisker narrates his storyContinue Reading
St Stephen’s College is an invaluable case study
2017-11-27
The Reason I Wrote “On A Stormy Course”Continue Reading
The act of giving
2017-11-25
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