हिन्दू महिला ने मोदी जी की पोल खोल दी Anjali Bhardwaj Exposed Modi Govt. अंधभक्त दूर रहें
Anas Hashmi OfficialJun 15, 2023
Defending the Idea of India: Anjali Bhardwaj ,Social activistJul 2, 2023
Defending the Idea of India April 15, 2023
There is growing violence, an atmosphere of hatred across the nation and a consistent attack on the democratic fabric of our country. Constitutional and human rights of people, most notably – the fundamental right to equality, the right to live with dignity, to question the state and dissent – have been trampled with impunity. Institutions of oversight have been systematically emaciated, with the independence of the judiciary under a serious cloud and the functioning of the Parliament gravely compromised. We have learnt from the experience of neighbouring countries, once these structures are allowed to crumble, nations pay huge prices to rebuild them.
We feel that the urgency to intervene in defence of diversity, pluralism, democracy, constitutional values and justice has never been more pressing than in the conditions prevailing in the country today. It is therefore necessary to energize all peace loving citizens by conscious interventions.
Defending the Idea of India: Prof Aditya Mukherjee - Jul 6, 2023 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ_v6aXs1SM
peakers:
Aditya Mukherjee
Anjali Bhardwaj
Ashok Vajpeyi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65z2bWyjfQg
Avinash Kumar
Pamela Philipose
Prem Shankar Jha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bW-pamNTK5o
Santosh Mehrotra
Zoya Hasan
Mobility Data for a Just Transition: The Case for Multimodal Platforms and Data-Driven Transportation Planning https://us.boell.org/sites/default/files/2023-06/e-paper-mobility-data-for-a-just-transition-endfassung.pdf BY PAUL SCHNEIDER AND THORSTEN KOSKA
A publication commissioned by the Heinrich Böll Foundation, June 202
A society of morbid voyeurs https://www.allindiansmatter.in/a-society-of-morbid-voyeurs/ Tushar Gandhi July 13, 2023 With the advent and reach of social media, video streaming and apps with live streaming features, we see a flood of videos of all kinds. This seems to have turned a vast majority of Indians into morbid voyeurs. ... Why do we need to watch atrocities being committed to be moved before we are outraged? Why isn’t just hearing or reading about these horrible acts enough to horrify us? Why have a huge majority of us become such morbid voyeurs? Why has our collective compassion died? We need to question ourselves, find answers and detox to humanise ourselves. And we need to do it quickly....This is the worrying malice I see in India today – a malice that will turn us all into murderous demons, not because each one of us will kill or act brutally but because most of us will remain unmoved by such acts....
Comment: on Whatsapp.. more than lament the morbid voyeurs, we have to incorporate into our strategy which includes a method which valourises those who do respond..