“This was a film that needed to be made, so thank you,” said award-winning Indian filmmaker Anand Patwardhan, who helped bring After Sabeen to Indian audiences and whose own film ‘Reason’ highlights such killings in India.
Ultimately, it comes down to standing firm for what is pure and ethical, and standing against what is impure and unethical in our society today. Such conflicts can be resolved only at the level of higher understanding — the very foundation of what may be called Higher Morality.
What makes the book powerful is its refusal to romanticize either side of the debate. It acknowledges that local language education, when disconnected from global opportunities, can also reproduce exclusion. But it also warns against treating English as a silver bullet, instead framing it as one tool among many for dismantling structural inequalities. The book’s central contribution is to show, through stories and analysis, how subaltern learners themselves are redefining English, not as a colonial burden but as a means of agency, solidarity, and leadership.
India’s museums and heritage institutions are at a crossroads. The digital age offers incredible tools to preserve and promote culture, but it also demands clarity, intention, and collaboration. The future lies in building a community of professionals who understand both the value of tradition and the power of technology.
Cricket great Sir Richard Hadlee believes it's too difficult to declare a favourite in next month's ICC World Test Championship Final between India and New Zealand in Southampton, Englad, but is looking forward to the clash between the two of the best batting and bowling units in the game
The FIFA Congress last week ratified the suspension of the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF), giving a jolt to the South Asian nation
The Malayan giant squirrel is predominantly arboreal and lives in the tropical and subtropical montane evergreen and dry deciduous forests of Sikkim, north Bengal and northeast India
A Sharjah-based Indian pediatrician has defied a Covid 19 attack to piece together a unique web museum that displays wondrous video footage of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar’s epic 22-yard fireworks
Indian cricketers, brothers Hardik and Krunal Pandya, have dispatched the new batch of oxygen concentrators to Covid centres to help India fightthe deadly virus
The Modi government on Monday sought an adjournment of petitions on same-sex marriage in the Delhi High Court, citing there were more urgent matters to be heard at a time the country is dealing with COVID-19, media reports said
Veteran Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik, who is married to Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza, has recorded scenes for a drama serial which will soon be aired on television, the all-rounder announced during a television show
Bangladesh social activist Korvi Rakshand, founder of JAAGO Foundation, has been honoured with Commonwealth Point of Light Award by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II for his exceptional voluntary services in helping young people take part in volunteering
Setting a new record, a Srinagar youth covered a 940-km distance between Srinagar to Delhi on foot in a record seven days’ time
The Asian Cricket Council on Sunday announced its decision to postpone Asia Cup till 2023 as there remains no "practical window" at present amid rejigged cricket calendar due to COVID-19 pandemic
The Pakistan government will announce a new film policy next month abolishing all major taxes on movies, a senior minister said
Internationally famous Afghan cricketer Rashid Khan, possibly the most famous non-political face in his country, called on world leaders to bring peace to Afghanistan
In a move that promises to strengthen the already commendable performance of athletes of Jammu and Kashmir in kayaking and canoeing, India's Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has decided to include the two water sports disciplines at the Khelo India State Center of Excellence (KISCE) in Srinagar
Amid the raging pandemic, community organisations across India are rising to the occasion like a shimmering ray of hope for people
Two Bhutanese shot putters Gyeltshen and Chimi Dema are undergoing intense training, after receiving wild card entries for the upcoming 2020 Summer Paralympics Games slated to be held in Tokyo, Japan
