Gargi Chatterjee

From India’s ‘Simon Go Back’ to Suffragettes’ ‘Votes for Women’ to America’s anti war ‘Not in My Name’, slogans have always held the power to unite. The rallying cry ‘Black Lives Matter’ (BLM) has gained new momentum amidst the protest against systematic racism in American policing. Thousands of people across

The father and son kept bleeding, barely able to stand, the Magistrate came to his first-floor balcony, someone shouted ‘Kovilpatti, remand’. Two days later, they were dead. The gruesome death of Jayaraj and Bennix has sent shockwaves across the country. Two police officers have been suspended, and some officers were

For almost a quarter of year 2020, people stayed confined in their homes with little or no contact with the outside world. Social media activity has gone up many folds. News from all over the world is a click away on social media. Users often do not pay attention to the source

President Donald Trump authorized U.S. economic and travel sanctions against International Criminal Court (ICC) employees. This comes at the wake of an ICC investigation into whether Afghan/Taliban/American forces committed war crimes in Afghanistan.  Background  Afghanistan was elevated as a significant U.S. foreign policy concern in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks.

While the world is trying to come out of the pit of a global lockdown, we have adapted to a new world of ‘6 feet distance’. Educational Institutes across the world have shifted to digital learning platforms. Online education involves distributing copyrighted materials online. The Indian Copyright Act contains exceptions for teachers to