Tag: Rukmini Sen

Human Rights

Sanjeev Bhatt’s wife writes on her husband’s life imprisonment sentence

Shweta Sanjiv Bhatt writes says the following on her husband Sanjiv Bhatt’s life imprisonment sentence- The sessions court today sentenced Sanjiv to Life Imprisonment for a crime he did not commit. To all of you who have stood by Sanjiv as his pillar of support – Your words of support are comforting and encouraging, but words without action will amount to nothing. your support will … Continue reading Sanjeev Bhatt’s wife writes on her husband’s life imprisonment sentence

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Public Health, The Feminist

HEALTHY HABITS CHECKLIST » + printable guide

    Some of our favourite healthy habits, in a pretty little checklist ❤ » printable guide: http://bit.ly/2ElRebP » pantry essentials video: http://bit.ly/2E1SIoh ☟click to show more☟ FEATURED IN THE VIDEO » easy berry chia seed jam: http://bit.ly/2zJH6aD-jam » PB & jelly smoothie: http://bit.ly/2ggz4uv-smoothiebowl » beginner’s green smoothie: http://bit.ly/2yk5eQX-pb-green-smoothie » raspberry chocolate pudding: http://bit.ly/2ELJX2S » toasted coconut and almond granol”: http://bit.ly/2ip7FIk-granola » deconstructed sushi bowl: … Continue reading HEALTHY HABITS CHECKLIST » + printable guide

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Opinion, The Feminist

Modi Won Power, Not the Battle of Ideas

The Hindu nationalists were victorious. What does that say about India? By Amartya Sen Mr. Sen, a Nobel laureate, is a professor of economics and philosophy at Harvard. May 24, 2019     Bharatiya Janata Party members celebrate outside its headquarters in Mumbai, India, last weekCreditCreditRafiq Maqbool/Associated Press   Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has led his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party to a … Continue reading Modi Won Power, Not the Battle of Ideas

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Opinion

In Ballia In 1981 To Cover the Rape of a Young Dalit Girl

SEEMA MUSTAFA | 31 MAY, 2019     It was 1981. I was a cub reporter in the Indian Express covering crime, plus everything else that took my fancy. It was a delightful period, post Emergency when journalism and journalists were charged with new passion, a “we will not allow any government interference” mood. The Indian Express was a reporters newspaper, never really belonging to … Continue reading In Ballia In 1981 To Cover the Rape of a Young Dalit Girl

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The Feminist

थोड़ी सिफारिश कर दो डियरअक्षय! – Darain Shahidi

डियर अक्षय , कैसे हो ?वो क्या है कि नॉर्थ ईस्ट में एक समुदाय के लोगों की नागरिकता पर संदेह पैदा कर दिया गया है।नंबर टू कहते हैं कि हिन्दू बुद्ध और सिख के अलावा सबको देश से बाहर कर देंगे। थोड़ी सिफारिश कर दो भाई। थोड़ा पोलिटिकल होगा लेकिन ये “positive news” बन जाएगी। बाकी तुम्हारी तो मौज ही मौज है कनाडा में हिंदु … Continue reading थोड़ी सिफारिश कर दो डियरअक्षय! – Darain Shahidi

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The Feminist

Breaking The Cycle of Chronic Dissatisfaction

Do you find yourself constantly chasing one goal after the other? Is it difficult for you to savor happy moments and rest in them? Do you immediately worry about the next problem once the previous one is solved? Are you constantly worried about something or the other? If you answered yes to most of these questions, chances are, you are chronically dissatisfied. Something gnaws at … Continue reading Breaking The Cycle of Chronic Dissatisfaction

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