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2020 gangrape shadow fades, BJP confident of win in Hathras again - Vimarsana News

2020 gangrape shadow fades, BJP confident of win in Hathras again

Even SP which is campaigning on women’s safety, among other issues, is not talking about the rape and death for fear of antagonising the substantial upper caste vote in this reserved SC seat.

Alok Rai writes on Manipur: We, as a people, have no right to shame - Vimarsana News

Alok Rai writes on Manipur: We, as a people, have no right to shame

As atrocity count climbs, we don't meet the enabling conditions to feel ashamed

op-ed | Against forgetting: Editorial on Siddique Kappan's description of memory as a tool of resistance against unchecked power - Vimarsana News

op-ed | Against forgetting: Editorial on Siddique Kappan's description of memory as a tool of resistance against unchecked power

The natural forgetfulness of people, especially in a country where literacy eludes many even today, is soft ground for attackers of democracy

Hathras gang rape: FIR over revealing identity of victim registered, police inform Delhi HC - Vimarsana News

Hathras gang rape: FIR over revealing identity of victim registered, police inform Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court was hearing a plea that alleged inaction by Delhi Police against those who allegedly revealed the identity of the Hathras gangrape victim and sought a direction to the police to take appropriate action.

What is the Caste of India's 'Collective Conscience', Your Honour? - Vimarsana News

What is the Caste of India's 'Collective Conscience', Your Honour?

Juxtaposing the Hathras, Khairlanji and Bilkis Bano cases against the 2012 Nirbhaya case shows that the thinking of the judiciary often depends on the social status of the victim.

Source: thewire.in