No security, no peace of mind for Khanpur Harijan colony
The slum has turned into a hotspot for drug addicts
Month: March 2022
Thirty years of ash dump in Seppakkam
The land, air and water are contaminated in the ash town By Anoushka Sawhney Masks must be new for everyone, but the residents of Seppakkam […]
TN released first of its kind Policy Draft for Women
Tamil Nadu released policy draft for women on December 15, 2021. Many activist claimed that it lacked a monitoring framework.
The ACJ Wrap: Covid-19 in Uttar Pradesh
The state of Uttar Pradesh on March 1, 2022, during the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. By Sushmita Dey Amid rising coronavirus cases across […]
On Self-identity and English-Tamil Glossary by Queer Community
LGBTQ community faced many challenges to pave the way for their dignified identification, and the Tamil-English glossary is slowly bringing the wrong-social fractures to the […]
Overview of COVID-19 in Uttar Pradesh
An overview of COVID-19 in Uttar Pradesh upto February 15, 2022.
The ACJ Wrap: COVID-19 In Tamil Nadu
Let’s take a look at the latest COVID developments in Tamil Nadu. By Arnav Chandrasekhar February 15, Coimbatore: While a considerable number of cases remain, […]
From a wrinkled bean to a chocolate bar
Indian cocoa farmers deal with a challenging market By Arnav Chandrasekhar When TNAU graduate Saravanan first leased a piece of coconut farmland fifteen years ago, […]
Hot off the presses: new writers are increasingly choosing to self-publish
by Arnav Chandrasekhar When Pune writer Ruchita Mathur completed her children’s book The Ship, she was faced with a dilemma: how was she going to […]
In a league of her own
Women entrepreneurs in India are a rarity, up against systemic barriers that are slow-moving even in the start-up era.