‘Moral compass’: Requiem for South Africa’s Archbishop Tutu
Anglican Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has been remembered at a state funeral Saturday for his Nobel Peace Prize-earning role inRead More
Critical Outsider 01-01-2022
Today’s Newsletter covers PM Naya Pakistan Sehat Cards’ distribution to Punjab, #Indian atrocities in #Kashmir, #Journalist’ plight in Kashmir, World’Read More
Editorial Note
Happy New Year, dear readers! The year has changed and so are we. The things, including your feedback and suggestions,Read More
A Changed Economy
Supply shortages and emboldened workers Employees at a fast-food restaurant in Sacramento, California, exasperated over working in stifling heat forRead More
‘I Doubt, Therefore I Am’: Revisiting Mirza Ghalib’s Poetry
‘Thinking with Ghalib’ by Anjum Altaf and Amit Basole reinterprets 30 of Ghalib’s couplets. Its essential purpose is to makeRead More
How Modi Govt’s Policies in 2021 Inflamed Rather Than Diffused Conflict in Kashmir?
Plummeting levels of unrest on paper belie that fact that this status quo come at a heavy price. Numbers thatRead More
What is it like being a journalist in Kashmir today?
“We operate in a climate of fear. The space in the Indian media to speak the truth about Kashmir isRead More
Can 2022 be a year of cooperation?
Let us hope that the world can steer clear of the conflicts that the major crises of 2021 seem toRead More
PM Imran Khan launched distribution of “revolutionary” Sehat Card for the entire Punjab population.
The card shall enable every family to avail medical treatment of up to Rs1 million a year at both governmentRead More
‘Tit for tat’: why hunt for Covid’s origins still mired in politics and controversy
The scientific consensus is absent as the impasse between China and the West continues to hamper tracing efforts. Robert Garry,Read More