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Dignity in Tatters

In light of the global situation, we may safely (ironically) conclude that we stand at a crossroads. We are witnesses to a profound unravelling—a systematic dismantling of everything humanity had come

Fr. Gaurav Nair Fr. Gaurav Nair
09 Dec 2024

Equal Rights for a Better Tomorrow

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is relevant regardless of the time. Human rights treaties have failed to achieve universal implementation, as is visible from the current scenario. There is a

Dr. Pauly Mathew Muricken Dr. Pauly Mathew Muricken
09 Dec 2024

Articles

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) established fundamental principles of equality, including women's rights. Despite some progress like the CEDAW, women continue to face violence, discri

Adv Jessy Kurian Adv Jessy Kurian
09 Dec 2024

The UN's International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women highlights alarming global gender-based violence, including in India, where cases rise yearly. Rooted in societal norms and stigma,

Dr. Minakshi Sardar Dr. Minakshi Sardar
09 Dec 2024

Himanta Biswa Sarma's trajectory has been incredible! He has taken to BJP propaganda like fish to water. His policies, like the latest beef ban in Assam, mirror BJP policies really well, where they pr

A. J. Philip A. J. Philip
09 Dec 2024

Pope Francis champions environmental care, interfaith harmony and unity amid rising intolerance and discrimination. He highlights Sree Narayana Guru's teachings and advocates secularism, inclusivity,

Jacob Peenikaparambil Jacob Peenikaparambil
09 Dec 2024

When injustice rules, civility goes out the window. The rise of people like Modi and Trump and the continuing global engagements in Ukraine, Gaza, and elsewhere are examples of how society is losing i

Mathew John Mathew John
09 Dec 2024

India's corporate employment scene is a mix of workers' relentless struggle, exploitative and toxic work culture, and glorification of overwork. A need for systemic reforms, balanced work culture, and

Jaswant Kaur Jaswant Kaur
09 Dec 2024

Despite the Places of Religious Worship Act 1991, divisive claims have begun to crop up targeting mosques and attempting to rewrite history. Like that of Justice Chandrachud, remarks from the judiciar

Ram Puniyani Ram Puniyani
09 Dec 2024

India's middle class, comprising 31% of the population, is key to economic growth projected for 2047. It will have to overcome challenges, including inflation, AI adaptation, and policy gaps. As data

Isaac Harold Gomes Isaac Harold Gomes
09 Dec 2024

Most Indians are shocked by the violence against Hindus and the destruction of temples in Bangladesh.

Robert Clements Robert Clements
09 Dec 2024