Keeping Gandhiji alive
ANINDITA DAS catches up with veteran Gandhian Natwar Thakkar who has made Nagaland his home
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Month: October 2012
Bookworm turned publisher
DAVID DAVIDAR on the changing face of book publishing in the era of e-books
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Mudfest at Ground Ziro
Nassif Ahmed had a rocking time at the Ziro Music Festival in Arunachal Pradesh. He writes that it was a complete festival where music, art, culture and adventure met
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The Ships of Hope
The boat clinics, popularly known as “Doctor’s Boat” maneuver their way to inaccessible flood-hit areas and provide medical services to the needy writes Bhaswati K Goswami
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Emulating Gandhi in 21st Century India
Women in Manipur did what no women would do, unless driven to utter and total desperation.
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The elephant-hunters and mad drinkers
Janice Pariat’s first book Boats on Land comprises cross-currents of history and people and place. They are stories about telling stories and assembling worlds anew with words
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Development Matters
The journalist who writes on development should be feted and honoured so that he/she becomes a role model says veteran journalist Usha Rai in an interview to The Thumb Print
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You are not alone
Abhinandan Sharma writes about the realisation of his dream — an internship programme of AIESEC in Russia
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Its just a story
Anjum Hasan writes that her characters are often solitary people whose choices are no longer so determined by older social mores, but who therefore have to invent their freedoms
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Story of illegal immigrants, refugees and stateless subjects
No matter how tight your border security is, as long as there is inequality between nations, races and classes, human beings will flow from the poorer to the richer
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