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  • Adventures In The Desert Part 2: Pabu Ki Dhani

    By RakheeGhelani
    My Digs This was my home for 24 hours when I visited this small, isolated village in the Thar desert. To call it a village is probably too big a word, it is a simple home which has 4 small huts for visitors, this is Pabu ki Dhani.  Pabu welcomed us into his home so we could experience a...
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  • If Not Capital Punishment For A Rapist, India Should Look At Chemical Castration As An Option

    By KiranManral
    When I wrote this, the news feeds talked about yet another rape in Delhi. This time, horrifically, in a moving bus, a gang rape in which the staff of the bus also participated— according to reports. The victim and her male friend, who was dropping her home, were brutally assaulted and thrown off...
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  • Australia's Coal Can Help The World- By Remaining In The Ground

    By Janet
    It started at 11 in the morning in Australia and about 7 am in India. It had been more than 4 hours since 6 activists had boarded the MV Meister which was carrying coal to Asia in an act of civil disobedience to stop coal exports from Australia. Greenpeace Australia Pacific has been campaigning...
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  • Dancing On Graves

    By FarrukhDhondy
    The celebration of the demise of an old lady in the final stages of dementia is not simply bad taste, it’s an exercise in blundering stupidity “Their quests for inner knowledge for knowing themselves, For prosperity, peace, universal awareness... were no more than all the avatars Of Idleness...
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  • Conference On Gender Based Sex-Selection: Implementation Challenges

    By csrindia
    The latest census had bared the inconvenient but hard truth that the number of girls in the country is decreasing at a rapid rate (914 girls: 1000 boys). Studies have not only highlighted the severely skewed sex ratio but also that if such a trend continues the situation will only turn bleaker. To...
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  • Jaago, Indian Advertising, Jaago!

    By RanjonaBanerji
    The morning papers had a very prominent ad of two wives of two well-known cricketers telling us that their husbands’ success was owed in some way to the fact that the said wives washed their shirts in some particular detergent. It is indeed heartening that the wives want their husbands to wear...
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  • Nutrients For All: Thriving Ecosystems for Productive, Resilient Food Systems

    By Changemakers.com
    Natural ecosystems ensure that vital nutrients flow from soils to food to people. Thriving ecosystems are the bedrock of healthy nutrient chains, the basis of all life on the planet. So what’s the issue? Degraded by human activity like unsustainable agricultural practices, ecosystems around the...
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  • The Unveiling Of Rahul Gandhi

    By VijaySimha
    Some names carry their own fate. One such destiny is taking shape inch by methodical inch, in the crunchy fields of Amethi in eastern Uttar Pradesh. Can Rahul Gandhi’s mind carry the weight of expectations? How does he handle the frustrations of his people? Does he have the perspective his job...
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  • Some Thoughts On Suicide

    By VidyutKale
    Been reading a lot of news about people committing suicide. Suicides in general seem to be increasing. A few weeks ago, a friend spoke of a patient of his who had been suicidal, and I realized that this blog has very little on the subject in spite of me having thought about it a lot. I have wanted...
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  • Victims Of Caste Atrocity May Finally Get Justice

    By VideoVolunteers
    [video: http://youtu.be/A8f2MljrQxw] On 22nd January 2012, the members of the Meher caste burned down 44 Dalit houses in Lathor village Bolangir, Odisha. Having already faced the trauma of watching their homes turn to ashes while the police remained absconding, they have had to face apathy and...
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