The Lessons of 19th January 1990 and Kashmiri Genocide A young scholar, a Kashmiri Pandit once told me about this conversation he had in a conference on social justice Why Our Homes Are Not the Learning Space for Our Children? A Psychologist Reflects Other day, I was taking a lecture on gender violence and trauma when the hand of a student went up Why I stand for Arnab? It was my friend from Mumbai who told me an anecdote that can be compared to what best describes what Why the French are angry? I have several French friends. They are philosophers and psychologists who live and work in France. They are acutely aware Why Some Books are Rejected, the Silence of Higher Ups and the Unknown Reader The book on Delhi Riots has been withdrawn by Bloomsbury after facing controversy. This should not surprise us. It is 5th August 2020 – A Day of Independence From Fear On 5th August 2020, perhaps for the first time, in the history of India, by building the Ram Mandir, the What the murder of Ajay Pandita teaches us – written as a tribute to his tragic death A Kashmiri Hindu and an old friend called me up a few days ago. We discussed the COVID19 scenario, the When The Saints Get Lynched In Louis Armstrong sang the famous song, ‘When the saints go marching’ in the famous ballad to express his feeling of What Did A World Famous Psychologist Say After His Visit To India? Last week I phoned my friends around the world and talked about the COVID19 crisis. They are professionals in my Why Showing Ramayana Will be Transformative for India Like millions of Indian parents, I had also secretly wished that my daughter would love and watch ‘Ramayana’ and ‘Mahabharata’ When Our Ancestors And Our Past Speaks To Us I often get an uncanny feeling, an intuition that our ancestors are watching us from heaven. They want us to A Homage to Ankit Sharma Yesterday a part of me died. It was after reading a news. It was not that some more innocent Indians 1 2 3 … 8 Next »
