Tanzania, June 7 -- Arusha. The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (AfCHPR) has ordered the Tanzania government to amend its Penal Code and abolish the mandatory death penalty for persons conv... Read More
India, June 7 -- The news of the passing away of former Secretary-General of Lok Sabha was not a surprise to me. After I became the Consulting Editor of the Journal of Parliamentary Information (JPI),... Read More
India, June 7 -- THE IMMEASURABLE REINCARNATION OF SARDAR PATEL, THE IRON MAN OF INDIA Amit Shah is perhaps one of the most revered yet controversial figures in contemporary Indian politics. Known fo... Read More
India, June 7 -- Unveiling a rail infrastructure blitz in Bengal, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday announced a bullet train project that would connect Delhi with Siliguri, the gateway to... Read More
India, June 7 -- Despite the buzz across India, the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) protest at Jantar Mantar on Saturday turned out to be just another routine demonstration, a damp squib amid high expec... Read More
India, June 7 -- The aim is to share the calming, tactile power of clay with one thousand people Every art form has a stage. Pottery lost its. What happens when an ancient craft has nowhere left to s... Read More
India, June 7 -- We have spent centuries looking at classical art and expecting female strength to look a certain way. We search for tired hands or perfectly straight backs to tell us a story of survi... Read More
Nairobi, June 7 -- The nametag may read Vincent Odhiambo, Regional Director of Ashoka, but that would be false advertising. What he really is, is a contemporary yogi. His mind is whizzing: here, he is... Read More
Jammu, June 7 -- Public anger has a strange way of finding symbols. Sometimes it gathers around a saintly figure in a white cap, sometimes around an unlikely political label that sounds almost like a ... Read More
Jammu, June 7 -- The Musallahpur Hat area of Patna, Bihar, is considered the center of hope for students preparing for competitive examinations across the country. However, the pictures and news that ... Read More