Monthly Archives: October, 2018

The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime adopted on 15th of November 2000,...

A clearly rattled Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, shocked by the groundswell of support for the #SaveSabarimala campaign and the rising public disgust at the...

An eleven-year-old Class VII student on her way back home after playing garba was raped and sodomized for 30 minutes by tempo driver Siraj...

A Hindu Temple situated at Regents Park in Sydney, Australia has been set on fire and all murtis (embodiment of a diety) and icons of...

“It is a part of our noble responsibility to spoil the Western society with drugs”. With these words, Badruddoza Chowdhury Momen, a Bangladeshi food...

Collective and institutional commissions of crimes diminish the self-recognition of culpability; individual responsibility loses its meaning once it is applied to a group or...

A group of Dalit women returning from a Navratri fair were molested and harassed by 6 Muslim youth in Parikshitgarh town of Meerut district,...

“The current Indian dispensation is taking the country away from its founding principle of secularism”- a friend cried. I gave him a quizzical look and...

At a time when practising Hindus of Kerala are waging a grim struggle to uphold their religious rights and prevent the sacred Sabarimala tradition...

Since ancient Vedic times, Bharat has been regarded by its people as a sacred land, the very land of the Devi or Divine Mother....