Left in the lurch Husna and her husband Malik used to sell kitchenware. Photo: Imran KhanBut for the fact that it is less than an hour’s road journey from the historic Hindu shrine at Tirupati, Puttur in Andhra Pradesh is a forgettable dusty town one drives through in minutes on the way from one city to another without even noticing it. Earlier this month, however, national news networks stopped over there after the police arrested...
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Saturday, November 10, 2012
Beyond The Rainbow Stereotype
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Me, Myself and my Gender, a documentary which explores the life of male sex workers in Karnataka is headed for the international gay film festival in Slovenia. Directed by the husband-wife team of G K Vasuki and Maya Jaideep, both journalists hailing from the state, the film is the first look at communities of male sex workers and other MSM (Men having sex with men) communities in the state, which are slowly starting to emerge from the confines of...
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Karnataka government’s war on journalists continues
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The Karnataka government’s war on journalists continuesThe Karnataka BJP has chosen to hit back at the journalist who reported the infamous homestay attack where a few partying girls and boys were roughed up by more than 50 Hindutva goons. The images of the brutal attack captured by Kasturi channel reporter Naveen Soorinje created an outrage at the national level forcing the BJP government to invoke the Goonda act against them. A vengeful district...
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
The ‘Koodankulam Conflict’ Map
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Koodanlulam Nuclear Plant Anti Nuke Pro Nuke ActorsFisherfolk, farmers, workers, Dalits, Muslims, women, children etc. Supporters in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and rest of India. Supporting political parties,Social movements, Human rights groups etc. Some sections of Media Some international friendsGovernment of India Government of Tamil Nadu Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, CISF, Tamil Nadu Police,...
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
A house for Mr. Narayan
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The Karnataka government's plan of converting English fiction writer RK Narayan's house into a museum has created a storm in the state's literati circles. Calling the well-intentioned move on the part of the state government a wastage of tax payer's money, well known...
Monday, October 1, 2012
Water Wars
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The Cauvery issueThe recent order of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as head of the controversial Cauvery River Authority (CRA) asking Karnataka to release 9,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu till October 15 has brought out once again the century old debate of sharing of Cauvery river...
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Why do left and right mean liberal and conservative?
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During the election season the words left and right denote political affiliation more than spatial direction. But where do these associations come from?The left hand has long been associated with deviance. The word “sinister” originally meant “to the left” in Latin. The word “left” comes from the Old English word lyft, which literally meant “weak, foolish.” To avoid the negative and superstitious associations of the left side, many languages...
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