Sunday, June 26, 2022

POLITICS
- NEWS
  
  Part 1/When the Denial Hurts more than the Destruction
  
  Rohit Dhankar - 13/06/2022 0
  
  Irked by continuous vilification of Hindu-dharma and denial of historical atrocities, a significant section of Hindus refuse to submit to the strictly controlled intellectual and academic order that the politically, economically and intellectually powerful elite has created in the form of control on education and the media. The piece discusses this issue.
  
  OPINION
  
  Part 2/When the Denial Hurts more than the Destruction
  
  Rohit Dhankar - 13/06/2022 0
  
  Irked by continuous vilification of Hindu-dharma and denial of historical atrocities, a significant section of Hindus refuse to submit to the strictly controlled intellectual and academic order that the politically, economically and intellectually powerful elite has created in the form of control on education and the media. The piece discusses this issue.
  
  NEWS
  
  Why Banks Write Off Loans Worth Billions for the Rich but Threaten Farmers with Arrest for Small Defaults
  
  Bharat Dogra - 01/05/2022 0
  
  The article looks at how often our banks are seen waiving off multi-crore loans of the rich and penalising farmers for even the smallest defaults.
  
  NEWS
  
  As Elections Draw Closer, Punjab Congress must get House in Order
  
  Bharat Dogra - 28/11/2021 0
  
  Before it is too late, the Punjab Congress must reorganise and reorient to gain the most out of this electoral opportunity.
  
  POLITICS
  
  Understanding the Predicament of Afghanistan: The Need to Look Deeply
  
  Bhavya Kumar - 10/09/2021 0
  
  From fiction to news Afghanistan has always attracted public attention but given its unique political trajectory, can we understand the predicament of its people sensitively?
OPINION
- All EDITORIAL LETTERS
  
  OPINION
  
  Why its not the children who are failing but the system itself
  
  Vikash Sharma - 21/06/2022 0
  
  Large scale failure in State Board Examinations compels us to raise pertinent questions on decadence of educational infrastructure and shallow notions of success and failure.
  
  NEWS
  
  Part 1/When the Denial Hurts more than the Destruction
  
  Rohit Dhankar - 13/06/2022 0
  
  Irked by continuous vilification of Hindu-dharma and denial of historical atrocities, a significant section of Hindus refuse to submit to the strictly controlled intellectual and academic order that the politically, economically and intellectually powerful elite has created in the form of control on education and the media. The piece discusses this issue.
  
  OPINION
  
  Part 2/When the Denial Hurts more than the Destruction
  
  Rohit Dhankar - 13/06/2022 0
  
  Irked by continuous vilification of Hindu-dharma and denial of historical atrocities, a significant section of Hindus refuse to submit to the strictly controlled intellectual and academic order that the politically, economically and intellectually powerful elite has created in the form of control on education and the media. The piece discusses this issue.
  
  NEWS
  
  What it takes to be a Labourer: May Day and the Plight of the Ordinary in the National Capital
  
  The New Leam Conversation - 01/05/2022 0
  
  May 1st is internationally celebrated as Workers' Day marking the tremendous efforts and historic contributions of workers during the labour movement.
CULTURE
- CULTURE
  
  A Tribute to Mallu Swarajyam: An Ordinary Woman with Extraordinary Vision
  
  Srujana Yadav - 19/06/2022 0
  
  A one-woman army, a fearless agent of change and a relentless fighter for justice, Mallu Swarajyam’s contributions will continue to change lives for generations to come.
  
  CULTURE
  
  Why can’t we remember our early childhood?
  
  THE NEW LEAM - 16/06/2022 0
  
  Most of us don’t have any memories from the first three to four years of our lives – in fact, we tend to remember...
  
  BOOK
  
  The Sociology of Bharat Dogra’s Literary Creations
  
  Avijit Pathak - 08/06/2022 0
  
  Through his stories and novellas, Bharat Dogra makes it possible—the confluence of political sociology and literary imagination.
  
  CULTURE
  
  How the West Discovered the Buddha
  
  Philip C. Almond - 16/05/2022 0
  
  The article looks at how Buddhism as a way of life has gained currency in the West and the appeal it holds for its people.
  
  CULTURE
  
  Philosophical Songs of Hindi Cinema
  
  Bharat Dogra and Madhu Dogra - 12/05/2022 0
  
  The article walks us through some of the popular songs from Indian cinema where the lyrics convey deep and profound messages
- CINEMA
- BOOK
- LIFESTYLE
EDUCATION
- EDUCATION
  
  Co-creating a Compassionate Space for Learning
  
  Riya Dominic - 24/06/2022 0
  
  Is it possible to create a compassionate and loving space that nurtures the spirit of learning? Here is an account of expereinces from a two-day visit to Thulir, a centre for learning in Sittilingi,Tamil Nadu ,that the writer recently undertook.
  
  EDUCATION
  
  Barbie doll that honors Ida B. Wells faces an uphill battle against anti-Blackness
  
  Toni Sturdivant - 08/06/2022 0
  
  Will the new Barbie to honor Ida B. Wells – the famed 19th-century Black journalist and anti-lynching crusader become as popular as the fair and blonde headed Barbie?
  
  EDUCATION
  
  Walking with Gandhi’s Ideas on the Development of the Mind, Body and Heart
  
  Ayush Kushwaha - 05/06/2022 0
  
  The article encourages us to rethink our fetish with the decoration and beautification of the body without paying attention to the growth of spiritual and emotional wellbeing. Looking at Gandhi's ideas on the same, the writer raises important questions.
  
  EDUCATION
  
  Reimagining Early Childhood Education (ECE) in post-COVID India
  
  Swati Shukla - 04/06/2022 0
  
  The COVID-19 pandemic jolted the Indian education system effecting the learning trajectories of lakhs of Indian students, the piece urges us to rethink early childhood education in the post-pandemic world.
  
  EDUCATION
  
  US schools are not racially integrated, despite decades of effort
  
  Pedro A. Noguera - 16/05/2022 0
  
  Are American schools really tolerant of the diversity in its cultural fabric or does racism continue to divide and disrupt practices of quality?
SPOTLIGHT
- ENVIRONMENT
  
  A Life of Mindfulness and Compassion: Remembering Thich Nhat Hanh
  
  Ananya Pathak - 17/02/2022 0
  
  We recently lost Thich Nhat Hanh, one of the most widely loved and revered spiritual teachers of our times, here is an article remembering his glorious journey.
  
  GENDER
  
  Women’s Claim over Professional Aspirations take a toll Amid Taxing Work from Home Culture
  
  Vijayata Pervez - 31/08/2021 0
  
  Women’s struggles to live up to professional commitments have become harder amid the pandemic as the boundaries between the home and the workspace disappear.
  
  NEWS
  
  DTC’s Restrictions on Passenger Intake in COVID-19 Protocol is Exclusivist
  
  Deendyal Singh - 29/08/2021 0
  
  While keeping passengers under restrictions in Delhi’s public transport may be a step to ensure that COVID-19 is at bay, is the new protocol turning anti-people?
  
  SPOTLIGHT
  
  Understanding the Crisis of India’s ‘COVID-Orphans’
  
  Ananya Pathak - 05/06/2021 0
  
  The massive impact of the pandemic has left countless children orphaned, can we choose to turn a blind-eye to their pathological state and resultant vulnerability?
  
  SPOTLIGHT
  
  Juhi Chawla’s Lawsuit Against 5G Refreshes the Debate on Adverse Impact of Mobile Radiation
  
  Ananya Pathak - 03/06/2021 0
  
  Actress Juhi Chawla’s recent lawsuit against the rollout of 5G in India refreshes the debate on its possible harmful impact on life on the planet.
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Nivedita Dwivedi is an Independent Writer. She is working in the field of education and—based in Mumbai.

GENDER

Transcending Section 377 and Reimagining Gay Sexualities

Nivedita Dwivedi - 17/07/2018 0

GENDER | As the Supreme Court hears pleas on rethinking Section 377 of the IPL, there are hopes that gay sexuality can be decriminalized in the nation. Nivedita Dwivedi

SPOTLIGHT

Decoding ‘Institutes of Eminence’

Nivedita Dwivedi - 12/07/2018 0

The recent controversy over the declaration of the yet-to-be established ‘Jio-University’ as an Institute of Eminence brings forth the need to understand what such a declaration implies and the roots of the present controversy.

The New Leam

Mocking the Underprivileged through Poverty Estimation

Nivedita Dwivedi - 09/07/2018 0

VIEWPOINT | Should the ‘poor’ feel gratified, obliged and thankful if they succeed in crossing a line which they might not be even know exists? Do they not have any right to have a life beyond the ‘basic’ needs of food, clothing and shelter? Why should they not feel mocked if their lives are reduced to statistics? Nivedita Dwivedi

The New Leam

A World Where Patriotism Triumphs Humanity by a Huge Margin

Nivedita Dwivedi - 05/07/2018 2

Illegal immigration is not a country specific problem and cannot be seen in isolation. The root cause is the growing inequality in the world which leads to such dire living conditions for a substantial population of the world that they resort to any and every means possible to simply be able to continue to survive.

GENDER

The Transgender Trauma of Suchitra Dey

Nivedita Dwivedi - 04/07/2018 1

GENDER The Supreme Court recognizes the transgender as a third gender, the irony is that transgender persons face humiliation and negligence in significant aspects of life. The narrative presented by Suchitra Dey recalls the turbulent trials that she underwent to make her voice reach the society.

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Nivedita Dwivedi

32 POSTS

0 COMMENTS

Nivedita Dwivedi is an Independent Writer. She is working in the field of education and—based in Mumbai.

OPINION

Why its not the children who are failing but the system itself

Vikash Sharma - 21/06/2022 0

Large scale failure in State Board Examinations compels us to raise pertinent questions on decadence of educational infrastructure and shallow notions of success and failure.

NEWS

Part 1/When the Denial Hurts more than the Destruction

Rohit Dhankar - 13/06/2022 0

Irked by continuous vilification of Hindu-dharma and denial of historical atrocities, a significant section of Hindus refuse to submit to the strictly controlled intellectual and academic order that the politically, economically and intellectually powerful elite has created in the form of control on education and the media. The piece discusses this issue.

OPINION

Part 2/When the Denial Hurts more than the Destruction

Rohit Dhankar - 13/06/2022 0

NEWS

What it takes to be a Labourer: May Day and the Plight of the Ordinary in the National Capital

The New Leam Conversation - 01/05/2022 0

May 1st is internationally celebrated as Workers' Day marking the tremendous efforts and historic contributions of workers during the labour movement.

OPINION

Digital Pedagogy: Learning with Adroit Promptness for Instant Gratification

Anthony Joseph - 21/04/2022 0

The pandemic may have made digitalised modes of learning common but it's important to look at them with both criticality and reflexivity.