K.P. Sasi is a film maker, cartoonist and a writer
K.P. Sasi is a film maker, cartoonist and a writer
U.S. Militarism’s Toxic Impact on Climate Policy 
Patriarchy: The Struggle Continues 
Simple Processing Reforms Can Ensure Healthier Food 
Church And The Question Of Narcotic Jihad 
Opposition Unity: Will they, won’t they? 
California wildfires threaten millennia-old giant sequoias 
Avoiding Real Change: The Myth of Green Capitalism 
Bad Business: World Bank and China, A Rigging Scandal 
Our Government Cares for General Motors, Ford, not our Pedestrians 
A new model of refugee housing is needed for better integration 
The Hangman’s Noose 
Mike Willacy’s Rogue Forces 
World Car Free Day 
Encroaching a wetland in the name of rejuvenation! Sukhatal Lake restoration project tells the story 
Changes Needed in Panchayati Raj and Decentralized Administration 
Power and Glory in Times of Disease and Death 
A Questionable ‘Suicide’ In Rule Of Law 
Book on Bebo released on her birthday in Chandigarh 
How Corporations Won the War on Terror 
5 Urgent Steps Needed to Vaccinate the World and End This Pandemic 
UK’s decision to consider vaccinated Indians as ‘unvaccinated’ stinks of apartheid, lacks scientific merit 
Tribute to Gananath Patro 
Kids cannot go without food, migrants say 
Massive, Illegal Expulsion of Migrants from U.S.A 
The Right to Clean Air in Jakarta 
Let Chocolates Fall from the Sky 
Confronted by pandemic, this farmer ditched chemicals, took to WhatsApp 
Germany’s New Neo-Nazis: The Reichsbürger 
How About ‘Taking a Knee’ Against USA’s Infamously Greater Racist Homicide in Other Peoples Countries 
Beyond the tipping point 
From Popovers to Popunders: The Kind of Decarbonization That Can Succeed 
Will global charter help accelerate action on NCDs to prevent untimely deaths? 
Beijing condemns military pact between the US, Britain and Australia 
French officials warn AUKUS alliance undermines US-Europe relations 
People of the world are not taking Chairman Gonzalo’s death lying down 
Stay Home: Taliban-run Kabul Municipality Orders Female Workers 
USA’s Military Base in India: Security and Sovereignty issues 
Reclaiming Our Common Home 
The Fate of Cassandra: Dire Predictions Go Unheeded 
The U.S. Military, Post-Afghanistan – Can We Finally Give Peace A Chance? 
Share:Share on WhatsAppShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on TelegramShare on RedditShare on Email This year there was international outrage when a frail 84-year-old Jesuit priest with Parkinson’s disease, Stan Swamy, died after being held in an Indian jail in inhumane conditions, on flimsy charges. When he was eventually moved to hospital, he tested positive for Covid and went on to[Read More…]
