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Oriyas unite: Fight the abject poverty, not each other: For the last few months a certain coastal locality of the Mahanadi delta of Orissa is noticing some horrific infighting. Proposed establishment of a certain large scale industry has polarised the inhabitants to such an extent that they have resorted to fighting pitched battles... Intensity of their hatred gives me the feeling that if these penniless factions had the money, they would buy fighter-planes and battle-tanks to settle the score! Dr Nachiketa Das >>> Read More
Story of Sita – Dalit scenario in India after 60 years of Freedom: As Sita belongs to scheduled caste (Harijan), she was restricted to sit inside the Bhagabat Tungi with other students and, so, was sitting alone outside on the varanda. Every rainy day was a holy day for her as on those days only she was allowed inside. N A Shah Ansari (HNF Exclusive) >>> Read More
Female Foeticide in India: Medieval mindset rules over Indian Society: Lot many cases have come up during the last months where many Bahus (Daughter-in-law) and Biwis (Wife) were tortured and thrown out because they couldn’t give birth to a son. They had to go for repeated abortion with the hope that the next would be a male one. As the pressure comes from old ladies of the family, the victim of the game – an Indian Bahu never gets the strength to oppose such heinous attempts nor does she get sufficient support and security from her paternal lineage to raise her voice. Editorial >>> Read More
Shopping – The new age fun: With the advent of mall culture, shopping has become the mania of many. Unlike the typical Indian haat or a crowded market place wherein one has to struggle hard to get the required items from the busy venders, shopping these days has become cool and comfortable till the wallet is exhausted. HNF Bureau >>> Read More
Ramaleela – The Determined Woman, A Different Mother: As a concerned mother, Ramleela wanted her sons go to school and get education to accomplish their daily affairs. But there was no school for her children in the entire Warangal District. Whatever special schools – cum – mental asylums available were situated in far away places and they asked for regular fees against care. “What will happen to the sons after me?” was the question that always worried Ramaleela. HNF (Andhra Pradesh) Bureau >>> Read More
It’s the age of Youth: Believed to be the moral leader of the world, India witnessed series of communal riots as the outcome of community and religion based politics and immoral practices by the leaders of the society who are more Hypocrites than public representatives. N. A. Shah Ansari >>> Read More
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