An African safari
A sojourn at the African wilds mesmerised Anjaly Thomas
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Month: November 2012
Silence of the Dishonest
If the Northeast, or any part of India or South Asia for that matter, is to progress, it HAS to sort out the issues that plague development
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Newsman talks of tryst with India continent
Newsman talks of tryst with India continent
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Catch them Young
YouthNet creates a platform for the voices of the Naga youth says Hekani Jakhalu
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Recording the riot fabric
Journalist and author Meena Menon talks of the journey behind her well-researched treatise on the Maximum City’s divided psyche examining the 1993 events that ripped Mumbai apart – Riots and After in Mumbai which released this year
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Mae Sot – the stories of resilience
‘The border is not a white line drawn between two countries’ feels Banamallika Choudhury as she steps into Mae Sot
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The Izzat question with Angrezi
Trailing thoughts on the side-lines of English Vinglish, the latest Sridevi blockbuster that spurs an all pervading ‘English speaking snobbery’ aspect of our society, Vasanthi Hariprakash soul-searches aloud about us Indians
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Films as a reflection of society
“So far I haven’t seen any creative documentaries coming out from northeast or even a hard hitting social issue film that leaves an impact worldwide,” says Oinam Doren, filmmaker from Manipur
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Gearing up for a Disaster
It is important for children to participate in disaster risk reduction initiatives that will shape their future and their familes and communities feels Teresa Rehman
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A Home for Distressed Children
Anindita Das takes a look at the efforts of Snehalaya which is providing a home for children in need of care and protection
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