K.P Sasi is a film maker, writer, activist and cartoonist. He can be reached at kpsasi36@gmail.com
K.P Sasi is a film maker, writer, activist and cartoonist. He can be reached at kpsasi36@gmail.com
The 2nd Most Deadly Pandemic 
Baguette Listings: Why Food is Politics 
Killer Robot Cops in San Francisco? 
The Rising Surveillance State in India 
Judiciary Shows the Way for Providing Speedy Justice to Displaced People 
Electricity Workers in Ballia protest for wages and against privatisation 
The Shifting Tide against Imperialism 
CPI(M) and BJP Become “Twin Brothers” in Kerala in Their Ignominious Servility to Adani! 
Unequal Mercy: The West’s Approach to Refugees 
Imperialist Wars—and What Could Be Done About Them 
Millennial Socialists in Europe 
Why Nord Stream Sabotage is A Crime Against Humanity 
Ericson Acosta murdered by Phillipine military 
Open letter to Finance Minister from 51 eminent economists 
In Ukraine and Other Conflict Zones, Let Christmas Month Bring Peace 
In memory of Zoya Kosomdemyanskaya and Edith Lagos who laid their lives to battle tyranny 
Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme- Is it prudent to subsidise industry? 
How India’s “Exam Warriors” have Promoted Majoritarianism 
Five Characteristics of Neoimperialism 
At the 25th Anniversary of Alternative Tourism group, Beit Sahour, Palestine 
The Raider Spirit: The Unveiling of the B-21 
The 2002 Bush Doctrine and the Pandora Box of the Preemptive War 
Threat of Genetic Contamination Highlighted in Supreme Court of India 
Arrival 
Bill to amend the Forest (Conservation) Rules- NCST’s views should be placed before the Parliament 
Remembering Eric Hobsbawm 
Scheduled Tribes: Adivasi or Vanvasi 
Indian Muslim Women must have Equal Right to pray in the Masjid! 
International Disability Day 
Meet the Man Who Turned Disability into Ability 
Life Beyond 1.5C 
What does it mean to be human? An Anarchist/Humanist Perspective 
Why Does Our Skin Wrinkle in Water? 
Cuba Goes on a Diplomatic Tour in an Increasingly Multipolar World 
‘The Ax Always Falls on the Most Vulnerable’: Pakistan Demands Debt Cancellation and Climate Justice 
HE STANDS on the ROCK 
The Union Makes Us Strong: Understanding Trade Unionism in a Global Context 
Resistance on the football arena 
An Open Letter from People’s Movements to the Governor: Questioning the Make-in-Odisha Conclave and the Current Development Model 
Fiscal Federalism, my foot! 
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Thanks, Mr. Sasi, for the excellent depiction of reality. In many countries, this is the trend. However, there are changes and initiatives to change in some lands.
There is a change – for the worse!!