ViewsWeek Views from around the world
The reality is that the dream of some policy geniuses in Delhi to project India as the custodian of South Asia by coming up with the controversial plan of sending the military to its neighboring countries to tame the deadly virus was a self-defeating idea.
April, 2020
February, 2019
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28 February
Why India Wants Kashmir But Not Kashmiris?
India cannot keep the people of Kashmir under its rule through brutal suppression and human rights violations. The only solution is implementation of UN resolution calling for plebiscite in the disputed region.
April, 2017
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23 April
Understanding George Maragos’ Grass-root Politics
Long Island politician is an emerging star for many in Nassau County's immigrant vote bank.
March, 2017
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25 March
The Hate That Divides Us
In shock after hearing of the London attack and a Bangalore assault, Mari Marcel Thekaekara reflects on what could defeat hate of the ‘other’ and finally bring us together.
October, 2015
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18 October
3 Public Squares Drive the Political Life in Benghazi
People in the Libyan city of Benghazi have been flocking to different squares to give their verdict on issues that impact their lives, transforming them into popular destinations for public debate.
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17 October
Thoughts on Political Socialization
Why political socialization is important to shaping and reshaping societies and how citizens find their morals and beliefs through it?
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12 October
‘Kill the Beef-eaters!’
India’s globe-trotting Prime Minister assures the world that India is the destination to invest in, the world’s most cultured country to work in. But will it allow foreign investors their prime pieces of steak when they crave for it in India? Or do Indians only butcher their own beef-eaters?
July, 2015
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18 July
Terrorism: A Simplistic Vent with No Real Answers
One housewife and a blogger shares her frustration over the incidence of violence in the name of religion.
July, 2014
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15 July
Malala: The Journalistic Ethics of Source Well-being
Malala’s security was not an issue as long as the poor child served the editorial interests of the elite media outlets.
March, 2014
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2 March
India’s Forgotten Cotton-picking Children
‘Almost half a million – mostly dalit and adivasi – Indian children are working to produce cottonseed. Around 200,000 of them are below 14 years. This is one of the shocking results of the new study “Cotton’s Forgotten Children” by India’s long-term expert on the issue, Dr Davuluri Venkateswarlu.’
