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In a matter of minutes, a flash mob pops up and melts into the bowels of Sarai Kale Khan village, a slum in front of a bus terminal by that name on Ring Road in Delhi. Two makeshift blue-coloured tin shelters allotted for the homeless by the government on theContinue Reading

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SHILLONG: Superstition kills! This very notion which is still very much prevalent in certain pockets of the state has for the past few years instilled a sense of insecurity, the act of which has dragged the term ‘Democracy’ to ‘Demon-crazy’. It may be reminded that issue of Witch hunting orContinue Reading

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Panaji: Hundreds of people on May 17 attended the funeral of Father Desmond de Souza, a liberal priest who gave a justice-driven face to the Asian Church. The Redemptorist priest died suddenly three days earlier on an operating table while undergoing an emergency angioplasty. He had suffered a massive heartContinue Reading

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Nagpur: Music flows through the blood of most of the people from the ‘seven states’ of northeastern India. A Pauline Sister, Caroline Duia from the Khasi Hills of Meghalaya is no exemption. The native of Shillong, capital of Meghalaya, shares with Matters India about her music debut and her contributionsContinue Reading