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NAVIGATING IDENTITIES IN HANDBLOCK PRINTING AMIDST LOCAL & GLOBAL DYNAMICS
Read more: NAVIGATING IDENTITIES IN HANDBLOCK PRINTING AMIDST LOCAL & GLOBAL DYNAMICSIn this commentary, we are underlining the sustenance of handicrafts as a traditional art form in Jaipur, and how it has evolved with global dynamics. We also explore the significance of this artform to preserve identity—at the individual and community levels. We conclude by highlighting the scope of the Jaipur bloc as a pioneering entity…
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Unwrapping “A Plastic Ocean”
Read more: Unwrapping “A Plastic Ocean”The Plastic Ocean is a documentary that brings to light the infamous nature of plastic, opening up our eyes to the necessary solutions and path forward. A one cause, multiple effect situation arises, as the simple use and improper disposal of plastic products finds its way into the tales of animal endangerment, and rise in…
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Role of community health workers in building resilient health systems in India
Read more: Role of community health workers in building resilient health systems in IndiaCommunity health workers (CHWs) serve as a crucial link between health systems and communities they serve. The usual role of CHWs has been critical in building a resilient health system & was expanded to respond to the COVID-19 related activities and maintenance/continuity of regular health services.
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Is Capital Punishment Ethical?
Read more: Is Capital Punishment Ethical?The article will describe the status of capital punishment pre and post Independence era and will also discuss the question surrounding capital punishment as a necessity. Additionally, it will discuss the landmark judgment ‘Bachan Singh vs State of Punjab’ wherein the Supreme Court discussed the status of capital punishment and the legislation governing it
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Women , Pain and Hysteria
Read more: Women , Pain and HysteriaThe article explores how ancient ideas of hysteria and pain associated with women manifests itself in the biases against women in modern medicinal practice , both in terms of pain management as well as treatment for mental illnesses.
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Contract Farming — the need and apprehensions
Read more: Contract Farming — the need and apprehensionsContract farming, an existing practice has gained new resonance with the new bill that was introduced. Though a tool for progression, it is wrapped with a cover of uncertainty. This article attempts to share a few perspectives to understand the need and issues with contract farming based on past experiences.
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Are the new Farm Bills Exploitative?
Read more: Are the new Farm Bills Exploitative?This article will analyze the Farm Bills 2020, the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, the Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC) Bypass Bill, and Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill. This article seeks to identify if the farm bills are a boon or the bane for the economy.
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A GLOBAL FOOD STORE THROUGH THE DOCUMENTARY – FOOD, INC.
Read more: A GLOBAL FOOD STORE THROUGH THE DOCUMENTARY – FOOD, INC.Vanshika Mittal talks about America’s controlled food industry through its portrayal in the documentary Food, Inc. This article brings forth the focus on the integrated capitalism and the hidden consequences of a globalized food chain.
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Dalit Lives Matter
Read more: Dalit Lives MatterTW: This article talks about graphic caste and gender based violence and has mentions of rape. Disclaimer: This piece is written in the aftermath of the harrowing Hathras incident, details of which remain etched in our memories. Rest in Peace, Manisha. The fight for justice will go on.
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Periods don’t Stop in a Pandemic: Access to Sanitary Products during COVID-19
Read more: Periods don’t Stop in a Pandemic: Access to Sanitary Products during COVID-19The COVID-19 pandemic has fostered the inaccessibility to sanitary products which hampered the sanitary health of women at large. This article by Rameez elucidates what factors were responsible for such a menace.
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Apathy, Strikes, and Gender Norms- A Look at the ASHA Program
Read more: Apathy, Strikes, and Gender Norms- A Look at the ASHA ProgramThrough this article, Adit Shankar, provides an overview of the Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, focussing specifically on their remuneration structure and the gender dynamics surrounding their work, ending with a look at policy solutions. What emerges is a picture of utter neglect for arguably the most crucial grassroot-level…
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Victims of Industrial Accidents: The Poor State of Relief Safeguards for Them
Read more: Victims of Industrial Accidents: The Poor State of Relief Safeguards for ThemOur continuous reliance on civil society’s pressure in seeking justice exposes the systemic failure of the state in ensuring the protection of our blue-collared workers. Rishita Sankrit writes about the victims of industrial accidents and how monetary compensations are not enough.
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