…thereafter. It has therefore been only a little over 50 years since social workers in India have begun training in criminology and prison-based social work. However, the prison system remains…
…service by apologising, but there will be a lack of genuineness.” Holistic well-being workshops, and creative skills training programmes are some of the many ways in which TJI facilitates expression…
…are small children in that house. They have livestock, 20 animals who will die of hunger and thirst. Who will bear this bad karma? We will be cursed. We won’t…
…also a die-hard film buff is God. Owning up to the pressures that stare them in the face, the t-shirt is one instance of wearing one’s vulnerability on the sleeve,…
…came. The world came. The books and their world buried the fields of the farmers in gates and walls and keys and locks. The farmers die. Their children now hold…
…of people who can do this in the community. If only they were treated better. Read Menaka Rao’s How to Live and Die on the New Dharavi Diet. Read in…
…in the jungle of my head, there is a Russian meatball – always within reach. Through this complicated lineage of women – both from fiction and real – old and…
…Otherwise, people will know.’ Director / Writer Reema Kagti at work on the set of ‘Talaash’ (2012). Image Courtesy: Google images – emirates247.com. Her [Reema Kagti’s] complex and uncomfortable relationship…
…to enable visually challenged people to appreciate them. The stories are all there at https://www.everyoneisgoodatsomething.com, which he said, “has no ‘like’ buttons because all stories are good stories”. A great…
Borderlines (co-produced with CREA) is a seven-part video series documenting how feminists work, intervene, and connect the dots across the region to create knowledge in South Asia. Sarala Emmanuel is…
