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The amendments, while seemingly objective, cloaks its true intent in bureaucratic ambiguity. It hereby sets a dangerous precedent for targeted governance and societal division.
Fr. Gaurav Nair
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Unfortunately, the Waqf Bill follows the same pattern, aimed at depriving Muslims of their limited rights. I only wish Christians had realised— to borrow poet John Donne's words—that the bell tolls no
A. J. Philip
Erosion of the rule of law is disturbingly gaining traction in India, marked by mob violence, state complicity, and selective justice. Minority communities face targeted attacks, and dissenters are si
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Jacob Peenikaparambil
IIT and MBA graduates struggle with employment despite premier degrees, often turning to food stalls or gig work. A failing education-employment system, outdated curricula, and rising costs leave many
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Jaswant Kaur
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Despite being the backbone of Kerala's healthcare system, ASHAs are underpaid, overworked, and denied worker status. Their demands for fair wages and benefits remain unmet while the centre and state g
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Joseph Maliakan
India's education system faces a crisis driven by centralisation, commercialisation, and communalisation. Ignoring federal principles, public interest, and academic integrity, the government's agenda
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When I was elected, Cardinal Hummes hugged me, kissed me and said, 'Don't forget the poor' I took to heart the words of my friend and chose to be called after St Francis of Assisi.
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Cedric Prakash
When we are in danger, what really confounds us is fear. We are quite unable to do anything for our own protection or relief.
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Let's drop the baggage. Let's call out hate—not as a moral issue alone, but as an economic liability. As a national handicap. Let's reject this self-imposed tariff, this dead weight that holds us back
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Robert Clements
