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Des dieux et des hommes
December 10, 2018
Si la majorité de la population indienne est hindoue (environ 80%), le sous-continent abrite une multitude de pratiques religieuses. Certaines sont le fruit des migrations qu’a connues le pays, d’autres sont nées sur les bords du Gange. INDES dresse la carte d’identité de sept d’entre-elles. 1. LE ZOROASTRISME, PRATIQUÉ PAR LES PARSIS Naissance : […]
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The conundrum of Hanuman’s caste
December 7, 2018
Lord Hanuman, the revered disciple of Lord Ram is worshipped across Asia and world for his loyalty and dedication to the lord. The mighty Hanuman is now being dissected under saffron storm to find out his caste.
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Artists, Activists stand in solidarity with farmers at Kisan Mukti Morcha
December 1, 2018
On November 30, farmers from all over the country marched in Delhi to demand a 21 day exclusive session for discussing the country's agrarian crisis. While the farmers were fuming in anger, the urban educated remained oblivion to the distress, however, the intellectual circuit of the city tried to raise awareness.
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Saffron outfits turn up the heat on Ram temple
December 1, 2018
Ahead of Lok Sabha elections next year, Saffron outfits have turned the heat demanding the construction of Ram temple at Ayodhya. Will it polarise the millions of voters on communal lines even as India faces farm distress and joblessness?
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The fever of changing names of places grips the nation
November 19, 2018
It all began with renaming of the city of Allahabad to Prayagraj last month by chief minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath, and now the name changing spree has vivaciously spread to other regions as well, with Agra, Ahmedabad and Pune in queue.
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International day to end impunity for crimes against journalists
November 2, 2018
The brazen killing of Gauri Lankesh just outside her house and the recent murder of Shujaat Bukhari in Srinagar, once again highlight how dangerous life for journalists has become, and how rarely the perpetrators of the crimes committed against them are brought to justice.
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Jainism
October 30, 2018
Jainism is based on respect for all living beings and living life in a minimalistic way, just as the modern-day greens try to emulate. With sustainable development becoming a key word again across the globe, Jainism can play the role of a lighthouse through its well-established principles and practices. A contemporary of Buddhism, Jainism is […]
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India & You November-December 2018
October 30, 2018
Alongside culture and heritage, spirituality is one of India’s biggest attractions as a destination for a tourist. The pull towards temples, gurdwaras, churches, mosques and also Buddhist pagodas to pay obeisance at the various sites is involved with the life and times of various gods. We bring you reports of the Durga Puja from Kolkata […]
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Semi-finals ahead of general elections 2019
October 8, 2018
India will witness five crucial assembly elections in November and December this year, before the mother of all electoral battles — the general elections 2019.
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An Indian social media operates without internet
October 8, 2018
CGSwara acts as a voice portal for community stories. Only 3 pc of the Gondwanans have access to the internet while 33 pc have access to mobile phones. CGNet Swara operates on a simple mobile call-in system known as the Integrated Voice Response (IVR).
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