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Drugs & Suppliements
Country Life Recalls Target-Mins Iron Supplement Bottles Due to Lack of Child-Resistant Packaging
Recall Summary
Name of product:
Target-Mins™ Iron Supplement Bottles
The packaging is not child-resistant as required by the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. The supplement tablets inside the bottle contain iron, which can cause serious injury or death to young children if multiple tablets are ingested at once.
Consumer Contact:
Country Life at (800) 645-5768, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, by email at email@example.com or visit the firm's website at www.countrylifevitamins.com and click on the "Contact Us" icon, then "Product Questions" for more information.
Recall DetailsUnits
About 1,100Description
This recall involves Country Life Target-Mins 25 mg iron supplements bottles. The bottle is brown with a black top and has a white label with a yellow banner at the top and a green banner at the bottom. The words "IRON," "Country Life" and "90 tablets" are printed on the label. Bar code 015794024927 and Lot Number 13A866B are printed on the far left side of the front label.Incidents/Injuries
None reportedRemedy
Consumers should immediately place recalled bottles out of the reach of children and return them to the place of purchase for a full refund or a replacement bottle.Sold at
New Seasons, Sprouts Farmers Market, Vitamin Cottage, Whole Foods Market and other natural food stores nationwide from January 2013 to May 2013 for about $10.Manufacturer
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for other uses, see Category:Sesame Street Stories
In 1985, Golden Book Video released a short series of videos adapting classic Sesame Street books. The videos apply a small amount of limited animation to the original illustrations, with character voice-overs. The only Muppeteers involved in the voice cast were Frank Oz, Caroll Spinney, and Fran Brill.
Three Sesame Street Stories
- Catalogue no. 13860
- Stories
- Notes
- Some names have been changed on this video. Susan is renamed "Mrs. Washington" and voiced by Fran Brill, and Slimey is renamed "Squiggly" and is voiced by someone other than Dick Maitland.
- Little Bird was added into Everyone Makes Mistakes, via recycling illustrations from Big Bird and Little Bird's Big & Little Book (like Everyone Makes Mistakes, this book was also illustrated by A. Delaney), with a running gag involving Little Bird attempting to make Big Bird tell the truth. This was most likely done to help pad out the story to an extended length to fit the running time for video length. Fran Brill also reprised the role of Little Bird for this video.
Five Sesame Street Stories
- Catalogue no. 13863
- Stories
- "The Origins of Super-Grover"
- "Super-Grover and the Speeding Sled"
- "Super-Grover and the Three Bears"
- "Super-Grover and the Hole Story"
- In the final story, due to the absence of Sonia Manzano in the voice cast, Maria is renamed "Dolores" and voiced by Fran Brill. Similarly, with Jim Henson and Jerry Nelson unavailable to provide voices, the narrator (again voiced by Fran Brill) describes what Count von Count and Ernie are saying, and the Count's bats provide the counting instead. Also, Will Lee passed away three years before the video was produced, so Big Bird spoke whatever dialogue Mr. Hooper had in the original 1978 book The Exciting Adventures of Super Grover.
- Some things were ommited from The Exciting Adventures of Super Grover. These include Super Grover's demonstration of "Super Flying," a story about Super Grover vs. the "Hot Fudge Man," and an advertisement starring Betty Lou as a "98.oz Weakling" (parodying the old Charles Atlas ads), most likely for timing. A few illustrations of Grover from the "Hot Fudge Man" story did get worked into the other stories presented on the video (often presenting a cutout of the illustration against a plain-colored background.)
- Emily Perl Kingsley was also involved with the video adaptation work in this release.
Eight Super Sesame Street Stories
- Catalogue no. 14058
Reissue of the two previous releases.
- Producer: Jim Bousman
- Editoral Director: Louisa Campbell
- Video Adaptation: Emily Perl Kingsley
- Production Design: Virginia Theimer Clapper, Susan J. Schneck, Mary McLean Strohl
- Art Director: Lance Raichert
- Audio Production: Studio Consultants, Inc.
- Video Production: Animagination, Inc.
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The connotations and after effects of falling off your bike are quite negative, but the sensation itself is really quite pleasant. There's an element of surprise and then you're floating, floating through the air, and you're weightless and it'd be rather quite fun, did it not end so quickly and end so...gravitationally.
I was riding down Massachusetts, having left work maybe two minutes earlier. I was in the right lane and I was following another cyclist. He was riding slowly, with parked cars to his right and moving cars to his left. He was in the door zone and he was riding quite slowly. "What I jackass," I thought. "Riding so slowly down this wonderful hill- such a waste." And then, I hit this:
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I wasn't totally sure how the rear derailleur of the Bromtpon worked, but I figured it out and I was soon enough on my way.
In short, this situation was something of a perfect storm for a bike crash. I was hemmed in between parked cars and moving cars. There was a cyclist in front of me, so I didn't have a clear view of the road ahead. It was dusk, the duskiest time of day, when visibility tends to be the worst. And I hit the concrete and I went down, but then I got back up and everything is fine. These things happen, I guess, and I'm glad this didn't happen when I was riding much faster as the consequences would have been far worse. I sort of ripped the palms of my gloves and I might have a tiny scuff on a pair of khakis. My coat needs dusting, but I'll leave that to one of my footmen. But overall, I'm no worse for wear and this isn't going to be a seminal moment in my biking life THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING. Except maybe I'll get a tattoo on my back of the image of the concrete slab surrounded by Gothic script letters spelling CLOD LIFE.
Down Massachusetts to the sidewalk at Water Street and then back on the street before Sheriden Circle than back on the sidewalk on 23rd than back on the street before P and then back on the sidewalk at N and back on the street when I turned left on L and then one block later, I was in the cycle track and the commute thereafter went totally swimmingly, especially the part when I was in the cycle track, and aside from one parked Metro Access van (this is a recurring thing now), there was nary a problem, except for maybe a lack of taco stands on the north side of L Street because I would have really liked to stop for a taco, not because I was hungry but because I tend to turn to Mexican foods following minor, biked-related personal trauma. Each flat tire, I eat an empanada. Que lastima! Que deliciosa!
Eleventh Street looks way classier than 11th Street, but since both streets are the same street, they look exactly the same and tonight, the sameness include a pickup truck that cut me off and buses belching fumes and one BMW SUV with an Obama 2012 sticker driven by a woman who saw no need to not drive on the wrong side of the street to get to the left turn only lane at E. I rode E and I saw Chewy abike (like afoot?), wished him well, and then at the next block, I encountered Dave and Kid O, heroes of the #stoputurnsonpenn movement and I stopped and talked and relived my silly bike crash and I cursed in front of a kid and oh well. And I showed the folding and unfolding mechanism of the Brompton and I wished them well and then rode down E and at one point four cyclists congregated at a light and two shoaled and then I chased the two shoalers down and then one of them turned off and soon the other one was on the sidewalk, but then he was behind me, wheelsucking, in Columbus Circle and I decided to see what would happen if I tried to go fast and I tried and then he wasn't there but that was probably because he went a different way because I'm pretty sure I saw him again as he rode in front of me where Maryland Avenue meets C Street NE and then I was riding behind a totally different guy and I followed that guy down Massachusetts and around Lincoln Park and then at the intersection of East Capitol and Massachusetts, where there's a sign that tells drivers to yield to bicyclists, there was no yield undertaken by the driver of a rather too large black Land Rover and if this is what it means to be land roving, I shall have none of it, though, technically, he didn't need to yield to me since we were both veering right, but were I not veering, then I would have been in a heap of trouble, or maybe just in a heap. but all's well that ends well.


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ICF Team
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मोहम्मद अली हैदर
- Statement Condemning Attack on Anshu Malviya
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Statement of the Jury
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Constitutional Conduct Group
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Mukulika R in conversation with Manu Pillai
- Singing opera in Khasi: The Shillong Chamber Choir
Toko Anu in conversation with William Richmond Basaiawmoit
- These Roots are set Deep in the Land
Bharathy Singaravel
- Antigod's Own Country: Counter Culture in Kerala
A V Sakthidharan
- Banaras ka Thug: A Parable for Our Times
Ishita in conversation with Anuradha Kapur and Vidya Rao
- "So you think you are free?"
Bharathy Singaravel in conversation with Anjali Monteiro and KP Jayasankar
- Writers Must be Fighters
Damodar Mauzo
- Wamandada Kardak: Singing a Casteless Republic into Being
Yogesh Maitreya
- उदय प्रकाश : "मारना"
आई सी ऍफ़ टीम
- Yesterday's Men
Salim Yusufji
- लब पे आती है दुआ बन के तमन्ना मेरी
अल्लामा इक़बाल
- Hindi imposition and the impending death of regional languages
Purushothama Bilimale
- From Carnation to Magnolia
Karthika Nair and Sampurna Chattarji
- Hindu Supremacists in America: Stars, Stripes and Saffron
Bharathy Singaravel
- A People's Theatre Festival in Chennai
Bharathy Singaravel
- A Farewell To Music
Shubha Mudgal
- More of us will speak every day: Another 650 add their names to open letter
Indian Cultural Forum
- From Kerala: ഇനിയും ശബ്ദം ഉയരും…
Indian Cultural Forum
- From Karnataka: ನಮ್ಮಲ್ಲಿ ಹೆಚ್ಚಿನವರು ಪ್ರತಿದಿನ ಮಾತನಾಡುತ್ತಾರೆ…
Indian Cultural Forum
- क्या धर्म के नाम पर किसी की जान लेना जायज़ है?
संदीप पाण्डेय
- What lies ahead for Assam?
Prasanth R in conversation with Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty
- An open letter to our fellow citizens: More of us will speak every day…
Indian Cultural Forum
- The Past and Future of Hindustani Music
Aneesh Pradhan
- अराजनैतिक बुद्धिजीवी
कमल कान्त जैसवाल
- The Many Languages We Speak
ICF Team
- How New Was the New Kashmir (1948-53)
Aijaz Ashraf Wani
- Why Savarkar cannot be placed alongside Bhagat Singh
Simranjit Singh
- Why is IIM Ahmedabad ignoring the caste reality of India?
Anurag Bhaskar and Sandeep Pandey
- Indian media loses its credibility
Devaki Jain
- "Are we going to forget people while defining the nation?"
Raosaheb Kasbe
- Parchhaaiyaan: A Poem by Sahir Ludhianvi
Surinder Deol
- "Unresolved Conflict in Kashmir is a Threat to Indian Democracy"
Surangya in conversation with Sahba Husain
- Never Be Born as a Dalit in India
Huchangi Prasad
- Moogavani Pillanagrovi: Ballad of Ontillu
Kesava Reddy
- The priest of our old religious system
Eyingbeni Humtsoe-Nienu
- City of Print
Swati Moitra
- Who Wants to Cross Over?
Nabaneeta Dev Sen
- Citizen's Gallery IV
Rahul M
- Talking Translation : Revisiting Anis Kidwai's Azadi Ki Chhao Mein
Githa Hariharan in conversation with Ayesha Kidwai
- The other side of the line of Hinduism
Fikr Taunsvi
- The Story of a Translation
Deepak Borgave
- Who Are Miyah Poets and Why Are They Melancholic?
ICF and Newsclick Production
- The Mysterious Poetry of the Desert
V Muzafer Ahamed
- रंगमंच की दुनिया में स्त्री
अनुराधा कपूर और सत्यम् तिवारी के बीच बातचीत
- A Woman on the Margins
Varna Balakrishnan/Karwan-e-Mohabbat
- "थिएटर मेरे लिए अलजेब्रा की तरह लॉजिकल है"
अभिषेक मजूमदार और सत्यम् तिवारी के बीच बातचीत
- A Social History of Thumri
Ishita Mehta in conversation with Vidya Rao
- Raja Dhale: A Renaissance Figure in Dalit Literature and Art
Yogesh Maitreya
- Open Letter to Bangalore International Centre: Don't Host Apartheid
Bangalore Palestine Solidarity Forum and InCACBI
- Hinduise the Nation
Banu Subramanium
- Remembering Kiran Nagarkar
Shashi Deshpande
- गौ माता
कमला दास
- Making of a Prison: Kashmir
Newsclick Team
- Hair and Heart
Shanta Gokhale
- 2 Years on, Still No Justice for Gauri
ICF and Newsclick Production
- Elegy For a Lost Friend: Gauri Lankesh (1962-2017)
Pushpamala N
- "The point of literature is to challenge the status quo"
Daniya Rahman in conversation with Himanjali Sankar
- "It's often assumed that one's a Dalit if their research is on Ambedkar"
Unnamati Syama Sundar
- #30DaysofCurfew
Sumona Chakravarty
- अमृता प्रीतम : जिन्हें दो मर्दों के बीच छुपा दिया गया
सत्यम् तिवारी
- The Tribe, Tribalism and The Nation
Nandita Haksar and Sebastian M. Hongray
- Firing at the Heart of Truth: Remembering MM Kalburgi
Huchangi Prasad
- The Treacherous Path of Nationhood
Vivan Eyben
- एक कविता कश्मीर के लिए: सर्वेश्वर दयाल सक्सेना
आई सी ऍफ़ टीम
- "जो नाटक से नाराज़ है, उसने कभी नाटक देखा ही नहीं है!"
अभिषेक मजूमदार और सत्यम् तिवारी के बीच बातचीत
- Citizen's Gallery III
Rahul M
- 'Home' as a site of oppression: Paul Chirakkarode's 'Pulayathara'
Paul Chirakkarode
- Super Deluxe: A Slow Burn of Fevered Delirium
Bharathy Singaravel
- The Politics of Desire
Pragya Singh & Yogesh S in conversation with Madhavi Menon
- History, Mythology and India's Syncretic Past
Pragya Singh and Yogesh S in conversation with Madhavi Menon
- Seeing History the Right Side Up
Tony Joseph
- The Story of Our Ancestors
Prabir Purkayastha in conversation with Tony Joseph
- Karwan-e-Mohabbat in Jharkhand
Harsh Mander
- Srinagar, Kashmir: The Protests and Siege of Soura
Newsclick Production
- Masculinity as Madness
Bharathy Singaravel
- "Scientific thinking requires independence of thought"
Narendra Dabholkar
- Maadathy: Tribunal restores cuts made by CBFC Regional Officer
Bharathy Singaravel
- 250 से ज़्यादा लेखकों और सामाजिक कार्यकर्ताओं का बयान: "जम्हूरियत का मज़ाक़"
इंडियन कल्चरल फ़ोरम
- Over 200 writers and cultural activists respond to the Kashmir situation: "This is a mockery of democracy"
Indian Cultural Forum
- "I graduated with high second class despite the teachers' hesitance to teach me"
Dakshayani Velayudhan and Meera Velayudhan
- Netanyahu Go Back
ICF Team
- Tonight in Kashmir
Ather Zia
- अम्मू की कहानी
सुभाषिनी अली
- Kashmir Caged: A Fact-Finding Report
Jean Drèze, Kavita Krishnan, Maimoona Mollah and Vimal Bhai
- "Stand with Humanity, stand with Justice"
Stand with Kashmir
- The Kashmiri's Stories Must be Heard
Danish Renzu
- An Iconic Play: Michhil/Juloos by Badal Sircar
Anjum Katyal
- Durga Puja Will Unfold with Massive Political Rivalry in West Bengal
Pragya Singh in conversation with Tapati Guha-Thakurta
- HRD Minister makes unscientific claims at IIT Bombay Convocation
Bharathy Singaravel
- How 'Bapuji' and 'Chacha' Nehru made way for Babasaheb in my life
Unnamati Syama Sundar
- How "Indian" is Indian Cuisine?
Mukulika R
- "FTII is not Doordarshan"
ICF Team
- Kashmir, a Garrison
Bharathy Singaravel
- The Spirit of Science
Jawaharlal Nehru
- दलित पैंथर: दलित अत्याचार के ख़िलाफ़ साझा संघर्ष
जे वी पवार के साथ बातचीत
- Transgression of Boundaries: Women of IPTA
Lata Singh
- Women in the Constituent Assembly
H S Anupama
- Can SC Strike Down the Presidential Order on Kashmir?
In conversation with Retd Judge K Chandru
- A History of Article 370
AG Noorani
- "Scientific temper is of fundamental importance to the acquisition and transfer of knowledge"
Narendra Dabholkar
- "BJP is sending me to the moon, because Pakistan must be filled up now": Adoor Gopalakrishnan
Mukulika R
- Hindu and Muslim Communalism
Jawaharlal Nehru
- "Sabka Vishwas" Tracker
ICF Team
- Part 3: "Vaishnava Jan To" for Our Times
Ananya Vajpeyi in conversation with Neelima Shukla-Bhatt
- Fiat Against Graffiti in JNU
Mukulika R
- Procedural Environmental Rights in Indian Law
Shibani Ghosh and Saptarishi Bandopadhyay
- Bhayanakam: Unfortunate Sons
Bharathy Singaravel
- Part 2: The definition of a devout Hindu
Ananya Vajpeyi in conversation with Neelima Shukla-Bhatt
- The Cunning of Caste
Periyar EV Ramasamy
- What the ABVP doesn't want you to read: "Maniben alias Bibijaan"
Shilpa Paralkar
- #metoo : जिन पर इल्ज़ाम लगे वो मर्द अब क्या कर रहे हैं?
सत्यम् तिवारी
- Citizen's Gallery II
Rahul M
- "These were not riots; these were out and out pogroms": Warisha Farasat
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Warisha Farasat
- "The criticism of religion is the premise of all criticism"
Vinutha Mallya in conversation with Raosaheb Kasbe
- Reclaiming Pride with Miya Poetry
Newsclick and ICF Production
- मिया कविता: मनुष्यता का प्रस्ताव
चंदन पांडेय/सौतुक मीडिया
- Language Games of Assam: The Mainstream vs the Margins
Parag Jyoti Saikia, Angshuman Choudhury and Suraj Gogoi
- Part 1: Discussing Narasinha Mehta, the Adi Kavi of Gujarat
Ananya Vajpeyi in conversation with Neelima Shukla-Bhatt
- "Religion is taking over public discourse"
Bina Paul in conversation with Madhusree Dutta
- The Many Worlds of a Revolutionary: The Bhagat Singh Reader
Bhagat Singh and Chaman Lal
- Bina Paul: "Collective viewing is empowering"
Bharathy Singaravel in conversation with the Artistic Director of IFFK
- "Sabka Vishwas" Tracker
ICF Team
- The Mechanism of Caste
BR Ambedkar
- Article 15: A Spectacle of Dalit Oppression
Bharathy Singaravel
- "A threat of being pushed into irrelevance is hanging over those who practice critical thinking"
Madhusree Dutta
- The Wall Will Fall: 15 Years of International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Israel's Apartheid Wall
ICF Team
- Memories of Colonial Brutality: Irfan Habib on the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
Newsclick and ICF Production
- A Woman of Substance – Remembering Ahilya Rangnekar
Githa Hariharan
- "This government has systematically gone after people who believe in the Indian Constitution"
Warisha Farasat
- एक का मतलब एकता होना चाहिए एकरूपता नहीं!
सत्यम् तिवारी
- Visiting the Mahabharata in 19 voices
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Karthika Nair
- When Words are Prey: What Demagogues do with Words
Brahma Prakash
- "The Cult of Ram was popularised post 16th Century BC"
Kunal Chakrabarti
- The Search for India
Jawaharlal Nehru
- I Am 'Miya' — Reclaiming Identity Through Protest Poetry
- "Women are one half of the nation, if we fall behind, how will society progress?"
Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain
- Maadathy: Let the Gods Tell their Own Stories
Bharathy Singaravel
- Witch-hunting Writers: From Turkey to India
Kanika Katyal
- Decoding Triple Talaq
ICF and Newsclick Production
- The Cult of Ram
Valay Singh
- हिंदी आख़िर किसकी मातृभाषा है?
सत्यम् तिवारी
- Sudha Ragunathan Faces Social Media Storm over Daughter's Engagement to African American Man
Yogesh S
- Remembering Girish Karnad: Keeping Alive the Spirit of Resistance
Newsclick & ICF Production
- Draft National Education Policy 2019 – Critique
For Better Universities
- Who is an "outsider" in West Bengal?
Shoma A Chatterji
- How Myths Remain Relevant: Culture and Violence
Abhijit Sengupta
- "Sabka Vishwas" Tracker
ICF Team
- Citizen's Gallery I
Rahul M
- Girish Karnad: A Life of Cultural Resistance
Newsclick & ICF Production
- Artists Remember Karnad
ICF Team
- "The Note is not Pure"
Bharathy Singaravel
- "Human beings need illusions to go on living"
Rajendra Chenni
- Cultural Politics Needed for Structural Change in Society: Sambhaji Bhagat
Newsclick & ICF Production
- Remembering Girish Karnad in a Time of Trauma
K Satchidanandan
- तथागत : एक चालाक नाटक
सत्यम् तिवारी
- Aabhaasam: Democracy Travels at Night
Bharathy Singaravel
- Dalit Man Paraded Naked: Is This "India Shining"?
Huchangi Prasad
- The Surrogate "Mother"
Anindita Majumdar
- Eater of God, Son of Bhim
Bharathy Singaravel
- स्मृति शेष : इतना आसां नहीं कर्नाड होना…
सत्यम् तिवारी
- हिटलर के साथी
संभाजी भगत
- How India's Media Landscape Changed Over Five Years
Sevanti Ninan
- The Gentle Triumvirate of Karnataka
Devaki Jain
- "Sabka Vishwas" Tracker
ICF Team
- Girish Karnad: "No one has the right to curb our freedom of expression"
ICF and Newsclick Team
- Press statements condemning the arrests of three journalists over "objectionable content" on Yogi Adityanath
ICF Team
- One Hundred Years of Kaifi Azmi
Husain Mir Ali
- Dr. Saifuddin Kitchlew
Anis KidwaiTranslated by Ayesha Kidwai
- Basavanna – A man who rebelled against Sanatana Tradition
Huchangi Prasad
- The Holy Ganga Turned Red: Horrors of Mass Communal Violence in Independent India
Warisha Farasat and Prita Jha
- मुझे शक है, हर एक पर शक है
कुमार अम्बुज
- "Sabka Vishwas" Tracker
ICF Team
- Let the Monk of Love Become the Country's Prime Minister!
Ranganatha Kantanakunte
- Atrocities against dalits continue unabated in Gujarat
Bharathy Singaravel
- The Politics of Performance: Theatre, Film and the Cultural Left
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Samik Bandyopadhyay
- "She did not appear as helpless as before…"
K Savitri Ammal
- "This is Snowlin, can you hear me?"
Bharathy Singaravel
- Poems for the "New India"
KG Subramanyan
- "भारत के लिए हमारी जंग जारी रहेगी…"
इंडियन राइटर्स फ़ोरम
- Music for May 23, 2019
ICF Team
- "Our battle for India will continue…"
Indian Writers Forum
- #MeToo: From Courtroom to Cinema
Kanika Katyal
- "An enquiry should begin with a question…"
Patrick Olivelle
- Self-Respect Marriage: A Promise of Equality and Companionship
Bharathy Singaravel
- Talking Translation with Samik Bandopadhyay
Kanika Katyal in conversation with the writer
- What Science can show you about "Culture"
Shoili Kanungo
- Studios, Stars and the Unmaking of Reporters
Sandeep Bhushan
- Black is the New Orange
Orijit Sen
- Wives in the shadow of great men: Looking back on Pinjore Boshiya
Shoma A Chatterji
- "लिखो, कि सपना लिखा जा कर ही सच्चाई बनता है"
अशोक वाजपेयी
- Kol Mobilisation for Land Rights
Ranjita Mohanty
- The Crisis of Nationalism
K Satchidanandan
- Hindutva, Media and Propaganda
- "लिखो, कि अभी सपने देखने की मनाई नहीं हुई है"
सोनाली के साथ अशोक वाजपेयी की बातचीत
- Vinayak Damodar Savarkar: An Icon of the Indian Right
Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
- Kadidal Shamanna: "Mantra Mangalya is an initiation into a life of rationality and freedom from inequality"
Rajendra Chenni
- "Yarukkaghilum Bhayamaa" – Whom should I fear, asks T M Krishna
Bharathy Singaravel
- Mantra Mangalya: A Rationalist Wedding Ceremony in Karnataka
Rajendra Chenni
- The Terror that Must Not be Named
Bharathy Singaravel
- "The moral stature of cultural institutions has gone down"
Githa Hariharan in conversation with Ashok Vajpeyi
- The Sangh Parivar and Rewriting History
Tanika Sarkar
- Pinjra Tod's Campaign against the Modi govt: Informed Citizenship and Student Politics
Kanika Katyal
- "जो संगीत हम बना रहे हैं, वो समाज से ही ले कर हमने समाज को दिया है"
दानिया रहमान के साथ "मेरी ज़िन्दगी" बैंड की बातचीत
- "If misinformation continues to get political patronage, the fake news ecosystem will continue to flourish"
Pratik Sinha and Ravish Kumar
- Rediscovering Ambedkar to Fight Against Hindutva
Huchangi Prasad
- "The return of awards in 2015 still rattles those in power"
Githa Hariharan in conversation with Ashok Vajpeyi
- Bhaktenstein
Orijit Sen
- Khuda Hafiz, Imtiaz
Vidya Rao
- सोशल मीडिया प्लेटफार्म कैसे प्रोपेगंडा फ़ैलाने के हथियार बन गए हैं
प्रबीर पुरकायस्थ के साथ सिरिल सैम और परंजय गुहा ठाकुरता की बातचीत
- "The most radical idea of our times is of fraternity, solidarity and love"
Abhilasha Chattopadhyay in conversation with Harsh Mander
- Remembering Nemai Ghosh, Satyajit Ray's official photographer since 1969
Shoma A Chatterji
- The Man Behind the First May Day Celebration in India
Bharathy Singaravel
- "Face covering in public sphere can be dangerous to national security": Shiv Sena demands burqa ban
- Dalit History Month: Celebrating Resistance
Bharathy Singaravel
- हमने भी जां गंवाई है इस मुल्क की ख़ातिर…
मुकुल सरल
- क्या भारतीय समाज में वैज्ञानिक नज़रिया ख़त्म हो रहा है?
न्यूज़क्लिक प्रोडक्शन
- Democracy as Majoritarianism
Subhash Gatade
- We Will Not Be Silenced
Orijit Sen
- "देश की विविधता और बहुवचनीयता की रक्षा करना ज़रूरी है"
दानिया रहमान के साथ मंगलेश डबराल की बातचीत
- "There have been even more atrocities against dalits and adivasis since 2014…"
Martin Macwan in conversation with Githa Hariharan
- "शैक्षणिक संस्थानों को आज धीरे-धीरे ध्वस्त किया जा रहा है"
मशहूर इतिहासकार रोमिला थापर का वरिष्ठ पत्रकार करन थापर के साथ इंटरव्यू
- How the Constitution was Built
ICF Team in conversation with Rohit De
- The Further Adventures of Bal Narendra
Orijit Sen
- Bhed-Bharat: Uttar Pradesh
Martin Macwan
- Bhed-Bharat: Gujarat
Martin Macwan
- With what face do the ones who are selling national assets say "country first"?
In conversation with Devanoora Mahadeva
- Communal propaganda and vigilante violence is fracturing the Idea of India
Abhilasha Chattopadhyay in conversation with Harsh Mander
- Special Public Prosecutor in the Gauri Lankesh murder case explains the right-wing's modus operandi
ICF Team
- "Another Modi government would mean a virtual shutdown of the Indian academic world"
Karan Thapar in conversation with Romila Thapar
- Relax, your money is safe with us!
Orijit Sen
- Between Promise and Action: Dalits in post-2014 India
Sukhadeo Thorat
- The everyday experiences of childhood: Some commonplace, some special
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Samina Mishra
- "Therukural" – When the Streets Talk
Bharathy Singaravel
- Dalits Attacked Two Days Before Ambedkar Jayanti: A Report from Karnataka's Santhebennur, Davanagere
Sumedha Pal
- "RSS and BJP are dangerous for our society and people should reject their politics"
Daniya Rahman in conversation with Sandeep Pandey
- Monkey Baat
Orijit Sen
- "To those women, this country owes a change"
Kavitha Muralidharan
- Assange's Arrest an Attack on Journalism, Say Writers and Activists
Newsclick Report
- "These elections are about saving our democracy"
Gopal Guru and Gopalkrishna Gandhi
- Huchangi Prasad: "The one who is in pain knows the pain"
Yogesh S in conversation with the writer and activist
- Being Hindu
Meera Nair
- A Clockwork Saffron
Orijit Sen
- Surviving on the Edge: Tales of resilience, courage, resistance and triumph
Shobna Sonpar, Mahamaya Navlakha and Kanika Sinha
- Using Our Votes to Unveil the Fascists' Nationalism
Atamjit Singh
- "संविधान देश का मूलभूत क़ानून है, हर नागरिक पर बाध्य होता है और बाक़ी सभी ताल्लुक़ों से भी ऊपर है"
हामिद अंसारी
- "A slick and well-marketed time of tyranny"
Nilanjana S Roy
- Misfits will be Mistreated
Orijit Sen
- लेखक संगठनों की ओर से मतदाताओं से अपील
जनवादी लेखक संघ, जन संस्कृति मंच, प्रगतिशील लेखक संघ, दलित लेखक संघ
- "Rewriting history with the focus on Hindu First"
Ram Puniyani
- The Invisible Threat
Damodar Mauzo
- The NaMo TV Mystery
Kanika Katyal
- নাগৰিকসকলৰ প্ৰতি লেখকসকলৰ আহ্বান
ঘৃণাৰ ৰাজনীতিৰ বিৰুদ্ধে ভোট দিওঁ আহক। সমান আৰু বৈচিত্ৰময় ভাৰতৰ বাবে ভোট দিওঁ আহক।
- Who will clean the cleaners?
Orijit Sen
- "The fight for science and scientific temper is tied with the fight for justice and equality"
Tejal Kanitkar in conversation with Prasanth R
- भारत की संकल्पना
नयनतारा सहगल
- More than 150 Scientists Appeal to Citizens
Let us vote to unify the people. Let us vote to spread the light of reason.
- Elections 2019: Modi biopic and a trail of violations
Kanika Katyal
- "We are all Palestine": 200 individuals and organisations from the Global South stand in solidarity
BDS India
- लेखकों की नागरिकों से अपील
- "Hindutva is waging a war against those whom it calls Others"
Nayantara Sahgal
- More than 200 Writers Appeal to Citizens
Let us vote against hate politics. Let us vote for an equal and diverse India.
- Orijit Sen: "The idea of India is under threat now more than ever"
Kanika Katyal and Bharathy Singaravel in conversation with the artist
- A Radical Biography in Nine Acts
Gautam Bhatia
- जेएनयू: छात्रों की भूख हड़ताल खत्म लेकिन संघर्ष जारी
सत्यम् तिवारी
- Theatre Artists Protest Against NSD's Award Ceremony
Ishita Mehta
- Insider-Outsider: The complexities of citizenship
Preeti Gill and Samrat
- "Any man who stands for progress has to criticise, disbelieve and challenge every item of the old faith"
Bhagat Singh
- Bhagat Singh and the Assembly Bombing of 1929
Kama Maclean
- Whose Holi?
ICF Team
- This Week on Hashtag Boycotts
Bharathy Singaravel
- "We cease to be artists when we cease to cause trouble": Jerry Pinto
The writer in conversation with Kanika Katyal
- "For those expelled from their village lands, there was a finality about this mass removal"
Nayantara Sahgal
- Re-writing History, Saffronising Education: Remembering Nangeli lest the government makes us forget
ICF Team
- The Season of Absurdity in the Election Year
Bharathy Singaravel
- This documentary is a fearless crusade against the "development" model
Shoma A Chatterji
- Protests Break Out in TN Following Pollachi Sexual Harassment Case
Bharathy Singaravel
- Indian Academics and Civil Society Urge Sanjay Subrahmanyam to reject the Dan David prize
Statement from Indian Campaign for Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel
- Soni: A Portrait of Simmering Rage
Kanika Katyal
- Stree Taal Tarang: When Women Beat Percussion
C S Lakshmi in conversation with Sukkanya Ramgopal
- उठ मेरी जान मेरे साथ ही चलना है तुझे…
सत्यम् तिवारी
- The Past Still Infects the Present
Ishita Mehta in conversation with Srividya Natarajan
- "Writing has become a response to the political horrors of the present"
Daniya Rahman in conversation with K Srilata and Swarnalatha Rangarajan
- जाने वाले सिपाही से पूछो
मख़दूम मोहियुद्दीन और सुमंगला दामोदरन
- Why reading Harsh Mander's Partitions of the Heart is the need of the hour
Abhilasha Chattopadhyay
- नफ़रतों के दौर में अमन की दो कवितायेँ
अहमद फ़राज़ और अली सरदार जाफ़री
- The Evolution of Sunnism and Shi'ism
John McHugo
- Artists Unite: Chalo Lal Qila
ICF Team
- The Shudra Story
Bindu Doddahatti
- "No mob can tell us what to write and what not to write"
Ishita Mehta in conversation with Nayantara Sahgal
- ऐ शरीफ़ इंसानो
साहिर लुधियानवी
- The Rattle of the Bones (2002)
Dom Moraes
- "The university's position from day one has absolutely lacked in empathy or consideration"
Sreelakshmi in conversation with Shivaji Panikkar
- Krishna Sobti: The Dancing Dervish
Geetanjali Shree
- Watch: "We will not leave our village", a song of tribal resistance against "the God of Development"
ICF Team
- अभिषेक मजूमदार: "इस नाटक का मंचन बार-बार किया जाएगा"
दानिया रहमान
- Pulwama Aftermath: The Politics of Hashtags
Glenissa Pereira
- "The Work of the Poet is the Work of the Historian"
Apoorva in conversation with Najwan Darwish
- Art Attacks: From attacks on MF Husain to Deepika Padukone, what has changed over the years?
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Malvika Maheshwari
- Basanti: Writing the New Woman
Sarat Chandra Mukherjee
- Running Bookshops in the Age of Amazon: A Conversation with Rick Simonson
Ishita Mehta in conversation with Rick Simonson
- Did Akbar really examine paintings every week? All the World's a Mughal Stage
Somok Roy in conversation with Mika Natif
- Save Education, Save Democracy, Save the Nation: Delhi Chalo, February 18 and 19
Statement from the Indian Writers' Forum
- Saviour Complex: Recent Cartoons from the BJP
Glenissa Pereira and Kanika Katyal
- Art Attacks: When "attackers" use the language of dignity, justice & equal rights
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Malvika Maheshwari
- The ideological common ground between Hindutva and Zionism
Sukumar Muralidharan
- "He may have been an ustad, but he never stopped being a student."
Namita Devidayal
- Amol Palekar: "Why are we still silent about this?"
Kanika Katyal
- The Myth of 'Israeli technology' and its Impact on Indian Agriculture
Press Release by Bangalore Palestine Solidarity Forum
- "We shared a past in three countries and two languages"
Aamer Hussein
- Whom the Machete Spares
Susmit Panda
- Aamer Hussein: Weaving Stories from Memories, Myths and Fables
Daniya Rahman in conversation with the writer
- Learning from Anand Teltumbde
Salim Yusufji
- The Garga Archives: A Glorious Multiverse
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Anuj Malhotra and Suraj Prasad
- Gandhi's Last Fast
Kumkum Sangari
- "Death for me would be a glorious deliverance rather than witnessing the destruction of India"
M K Gandhi
- "Tamasha Khud Na Ban Jana Tamasha Dekhne Walon"
Jigisha Bhattacharya
- "Civil society is an autonomous space from society and the state"
Daniya Rahman in conversation with Ghanshyam Shah
- What Krishna Sobti Has Left Us
Githa Hariharan
- "We must talk about how we talk about rape"
Sohaila Abdulali
- Malathi Maithri: "To control my language would be the equivalent of killing myself"
K Srilata and Swarnalatha Rangarajan
- Two Poems
Manohar Shetty
- Indian Film Viewer: Citizen or Devotee?
Uma Maheswari Bhrugubanda
- Sharankumar Limbale: "Literature that was restricted to a class or a group is now expanding"
Pranita in conversation with the writer
- Is Uri the Border of the twenty-first century?
Kanika Katyal
- "This idea of a university is the idea of academic freedom"
Alok Rai and Ram Ramaswamy
- Women of Resistance
Pariplab Chakraborty
- "दलित साहित्य एक क्रांतिकारी साहित्य है"
प्रणिता और शरणकुमार लिंबाले के बीच बातचीत
- "The song is the emotional expression of the character"
Gulzar in conversation with Nasreen Munni Kabir
- The Accidental Prime Minister: Modi's Not-So-Accidental Attempt to Sway Political Fortunes in 2019
Mani Chander and Kaustubh Chandra
- Art Attacks: The Conflict between Community and Individual Rights
Malvika Maheshwari
- "The history of the University is fraught with all kinds of caste, class and gender solidarities."
Debaditya Bhattacharya in Conversation with Souradeep Roy
- 2018: Art That Questioned
ICF Team
- India 2019: काव्य रचना और राजनीति
मंगलेश डबराल
- The "Mediatisation" of Indian Society
Prasanth R in conversation with Pamela Philipose
- 25 Years of Kalpana Lajmi's Rudaali
Shoma A Chatterji
- "I had to wait for my lesson until the brahmin girls had finished and left."
Srividya Natarajan
- "By making the 'anti-national' institutions the best institutions, the government aims to privatise them": Debaditya Bhattacharya
The writer in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- "It is their call, not ours to decide how much interaction we want with the Sentinelese."
Ishita Mehta in conversation with D Raghunandan
- India 2019: Three Fragments
Devanshu Mishra
- Lynch Nation: "The film doesn't talk, but listens"
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Ashfaque EJ and Vishu Sejwal
- The making of Delhi as we know it today
Swapna Liddle
- The Making of a University: Interviews with Debaditya Bhattacharya
The writer in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- "He comes from a lineage of people who were lashed and killed for speaking out. It is no wonder he has settled into silence."
Zainab Priya Dala
- Kithab: Silencing Secular Minds
ICF Team
- Sabarimala Row: Kerala government to form a women's wall
Daniya Rahman
- The Pilgrimage
Ira Singh
- Kisan Mukti March | In Photos
ICF Team
- India 2019: Gestural Dialogue
S Vijayaraghavan
- "He was on the ground, stretched out near a pile of hay. Next to him was a can of pesticide."
Namita Waikar
- The Spectre of Babri Masjid
Daniya Rahman
- A Time For Elegies
Souradeep Roy
- Bodies and Bulldozers
Gyan Prakash
- India 2019: State of War and Other Poems
Soibam Haripriya
- Disruptive Arrival of The Emergency
Gyan Prakash
- "Time for polyphony" : Jerry Pinto on the Task of a Translator
Kanika Katyal in conversation with the translator and writer
- "My boyhood was ending and I was becoming a man, but I faced this future without a home"
Visier Meyasetsu Sanyü with Richard Broome
- The Importance of Art in Hard Times
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Ramu Ramanathan
- India 2019: The Great Leader's Shadow
Salil Chaturvedi
- "कभी धनक सी उतरती थी उन निगाहों में"
दानिया रहमान
- Rhythm of Resistance: When T M Krishna Did Sing
Daniya Rahman
- "Dilli tu aabaad hai, shaayar ke qalb-e-zaar mein"
Saif Mahmood
- Two Poems by Pankaj Singh
Translated by Medha Singh
- "I changed my surname so people would not know me as a Namashudra"
Translated by Sipra Mukherjee
- India 2019: A Self-Reliant Nation
D Raghunandan
- What's in a name?
Souradeep Roy
- Let T M Krishna Sing
ICF Team
- "Love makes better city-people of us all"
Ravish Kumar
- "Bodhi is an ode to Ambedkar": Director Vinit Chandrasekharan
Kanika Katyal in conversation with Vinit Chandrasekharan and Ninad Mahajani
- Liberalism and Sabarimala: Why Shashi Tharoor is Wrong
Arjun Sengupta
- "The question of questioning is no longer a part of our everyday social and political grammar"
Ramin Jahanbegloo
- Allahabad? Prayagraj? What does history say?
Souradeep Roy
- Hate Crimes in India: We Need to Come Together to Understand the Problem and Respond to it
Mohsin Alam Bhat in conversation with Vivan Eyben and Abhilasha Chattopadhyay
- Mehsampur: The Story of a Film Within a Film
Kanika Katyal
- Aruna Sairam, Don't Lend Your Voice to Apartheid
Statement from artists and writers
- एकनाथ आवाड की आत्मकथा: स्ट्राइक अ ब्लो टू चेंज द वर्ल्ड
आईसीएफ & न्यूज़क्लिक प्रोडक्शन
- Devi and Other "Kalis"
Shoma A Chatterji
- Inextinguishable Fires
Shanta Gokhale
- #MeToo: Working Class Women Share Their Stories
Lekha Adavi
- Jonaki: Part Dream, Part Waking
Kanika Katyal
- India 2019: दूसरा बटवारा
मासूम शाह
- "How do we switch off that light in the room?"
Kanika Katyal
- "Sabarimala is more an issue of gender equality than of religious freedom"
Writers and academics on the Sabarimala conflict
- Strike a Blow to Change the World
Githa Hariharan in conversation with Milind Awad
- Height of Ugliness
Arun Khopkar
- The Sabarimala Verdict: Whose Morality, Whose Freedom?
Arjun Sengupta
- "His God is very different from mine"
Feroz Rather
- The Birth of an Empress
Ruby Lal
- Who's Afraid of Kancha Ilaiah?
Ishita Mehta
- Voices of Clay: The Musical Journey of the Ghatam
Sumana Chandrashekar in conversation with the Indian Cultural Forum
- How Game of Thrones inspired a children's book set in Jharkhand
Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar in conversation with Kanika Katyal
- India 2019: The Nation I Want and the Nation I Don't Want
Narendra Nayak
- #AdhocsSpeak: Chronicle from Delhi University
Sonali Dutta Roy
- Is Rajnath Singh celebrating Dussehra or war-mongering?
Souradeep Roy
- The Significance of a Scientific Outlook
Narendra Achyut Dabholkar
- "The film industry's attitude gives the notion of a very patriarchal space": Bina Paul
ICF Team and Peoples Dispatch
- Reliving Tagore Through Kuvempu
Rahamath Tarikere
- "Everything was beautiful"
Daniya Rahman
- कविता वीरेन: दो कविताएँ
वीरेन डंगवाल
- India 2019: The Voice of Resistance
Merlin Moli
- Can the (Married) Woman Speak?
Abhilasha Chattopadhyay and Sneha Chowdhury
- "There is no room for religious fundamentalism among us"
Nayantara Sahgal
- Remembering Shujaat Bukhari's Fearless Journalism
Shujaat Bukhari
- Breaking Taboos, One Note at a Time
Sumana Chandrashekar talks to the Indian Cultural Forum
- Kashmir and the Imagination of the Hindu Rashtra
Concerned Citizens' Collective
- Sui Dhaaga: Weaving Deception
Kanika Katyal
- "Brand Lalla's words on your heart"
Nayantara Sahgal given the Lal Ded award: Souradeep Roy's report and interview
- "Saadat Hasan died at 42. Manto lives on."
Rakesh Sengupta
- TM Krishna: "It is ironic that people who have built this large Hindu temple in a Christian country would take such a decision"
ICF Team
- Hitler and the Rat-fry Hotel
Kavery Nambisan
- When Will Akhlaq Get Justice?
ICF Team
- देश सभी का होता है
धम्म दर्शन निगम
- Manto in My Court
Mehdi Ali Siddiqui
- Manto
Nandita Das
- Listening to India from 1947 to the Present
Ankur Bhardwaj, Seema Chishti and Sushant Singh
- Over 80 Palestinian, Latin American and International Organisations Send a Powerful Message of Solidarity to Arrested Human Rights Activists
Solidarity Statement against Repression
- "We hadn't dreamt that a day would come when the newly-born republic of hope would turn into a republic of fear for thinkers and writers."
Shanta Gokhale
- "The motive was to teach the community a lesson for celebrating a history which undermines the Hindutva agenda."
From the office of Vrinda Grover
- S Shankar: "We need to think of free speech both in terms of form and content."
The novelist and writer in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- (Re)locating Early Kashmir
Shonaleeka Kaul
- The Self-Reflexive Cinema of Rituparno Ghosh
Shoma A Chatterji
- Dissent on Social Media Leads to Unfair Expulsion and Suspension of Student and Faculty of Central University of Kerala
ICF Team
- "We are experiencing a 'Cow-faced Tiger' Emergency": Devanoora Mahadeva
Translated into English by Rashmi Munikempanna
- "Prisons can't lock up ideas and ideals"
Aniket Alam
- From the Salon to the Studio
Vidya Shah
- All India Women's Protest Rally
ICF Team
- Justice DY Chandrachud: "It's too long a period for the LGBTQ community to suffer the indignities of life"
ICF Team
- India 2019: Three Poems
Ra Sh
- Revisiting Penguin Island
P. Sachidanandan
- The Other
Paro Anand
- Remembering Gauri Lankesh
ICF Team
- Girish Karnad: "No one has the right to curb our freedom of expression"
ICF and Newsclick Team
- M S Sathyu: "It is necessary for some of us to say vehemently that we oppose fascism"
ICF and Newsclick Team
- How the term "naxal" is used to target dalits, tribals and other subaltern sections of Indian society
Anand Teltumbde
- Ramachandra Guha: "Pune police commissioner should be writing crime fantasy novel"
ICF and Newsclick Team
- Letter to The Hindu
Anand Teltumbde
- The Indian Suffragettes
Sumita Mukherjee
- India 2019: A Song From the Ruins
K Satchidanandan
- #Me Too Urban Naxal
Arundhati Roy
- "We stand in solidarity with all those who speak for our fellow citizens' rights."
Statement from the Indian Cultural Forum
- The Virus of Orange Madness: Eve Ensler on Trump
The playwright and activist in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- संविधान जलाना देश की बुनियाद पर हमला है!
धम्म दर्शन निगम
- आसिफ़ा
सौम्य मालवीय
- When I Hid My Caste
Baburao Bagul
- From Communal Deadlock to a Communal Emergency: An Ambedkarite Assessment of "Indian Conditions" Today
Soumyabrata Choudhury
- The Graphic Form Today
In conversation with the writers and illustrators behind First Hand Volume II: Graphic Narratives from India
- The Muslim in Hindi Cinema
Shoma A Chatterji
- Anti Social Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy
Siva Vaidhyanathan
- देवदासी: एक पहचान
भगवती प्रसाद
- Flavours of Ethnicity in North-East India
Nandita Haksar
- August 15th: Re-making India
ICF Team
- Audrey Truschke: "Aurangzeb is most in need of scholarly attention."
The historian in conversation with Souradeep Roy and Ishita Mehta
- Different shades of Karunanidhi
Balu Sunil
- Statement of Solidarity with the Protesters in Bangladesh
Editorial Collective, Indian Cultural Forum
- We will not be Silenced: The Writers' Protest Continues
Statement from the Indian Writers' Forum
- Rahman Abbas: "I condemn the statement of former President of Sahitya Academy Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari and it hurts me."
Rahman Abbas
- Audrey Truschke: "The cancellation of my lecture is an indication of shrinking spaces for rational thought in public discourse in India."
Souradeep Roy and Ishita Mehta in conversation with the historian
- Damodar Mauzo: "Indian writers have always stood by their right to freedom of expression…"
Damodar Mauzo
- The 2017 Assam Lynchings
Harsh Mander
- "The hierarchy of languages is a peculiarly Indian situation…"
Arvind Krishna Mehrotra in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- Remembering Hiroshima
ICF Team
- Interrogating the Silence Around the Partition of India
Daniya Rahman in conversation with Alok Sarin and Sanjeev Jain
- Letter Sent to the President of the Sahitya Akademi
Indian Writers' Forum
- Boundaries of Displacement
Shakeel Anjum
- There is a Portentous Rage in Sumeet Samos
Abinash DC
- Is This Azaadi?
Anand Chakravarti
- Kumkum Sangari looks back at Recasting Women — the landmark book on gender
The academic in conversation with Pragati Mohapatra
- After Eminent Malayalam Writers Support S Hareesh, Writers in Other Languages also Come Out in His Support
Souradeep Roy
- "Hum wahan hain jahan se humko bhi kuch hamari khabar nahi aati"
Daniya Rahman & Lourdes M Supriya
- Writers against Self-censorship
Statement from the Indian Writers' Forum
- दलित बहुजन दृष्टिकोण और महिषासुर विमर्श
ब्रिज रंजन मणि
- Kaagaz ke Phool: 59 Years Later
Shoma A Chatterji
- Artist Alone
T M Krishna
- Rediscovering the Calligraphers of Hyderabad
Shaista Anwar
- जाति के प्रश्न पर कबीर
कमलेश वर्मा
- S Durga is a nuanced portrayal of everyday harassment
Lourdes M Supriya
- "No writer should accept awards from any religious fundamentalist organisation": Paul Zacharia
The writer in conversation with ICF Team
- Towards an Inclusive Imagination of Justice
Chandramohan S
- An extract from Pieces of Earth: The Politics of Land Grabbing in Kashmir
Peer Ghulam Nabi Suhail
- Writers and Scholars Come Out in Support of Film Critic Kathi Mahesh
ICF Team and Newsclick
- शंख घोष की दो कविताएँ
प्रयाग शुक्ल द्वारा मूल बाँग्ला से अनुवादित
- Notes on Rangini and other monologues by women
Shoma A Chatterji
- Widows of Vidarbha
Kota Neelima
- "AMMA's previous stance was a farce": Sajitha Madathil
The actor in conversation with ICF Team
- "He was our pillar of strength"
Megha Pansare on Govind Pansare
- Act! Write to the MHRD on the new education policy and read the response by teachers in Indian universities here
ICF Team
- Gauri Lankesh and the Myth of the Naxalite Assassinator
Chidanand Rajghatta
- "Bhima Koregaon is a story of dalit-bahujan assertion": Somnath Waghmare
Anand Mangnale in conversation with Somnath Waghmare
- 'बहुजन' सिर्फ जातियों पर आधारित होंगे?
देवेंद्र चौबे
- Overlooked Voices
The filmmaker in conversation with Lourdes M Supriya
- She Was No Longer Believable
Ashok Mitra
- The Disappearing Rohingyas
Azeem Ibrahim
- Who is the Mastermind Behind the Assassinations of the Rationalists?
ICF and Newsclick
- The Dynamics of Power in Kashmir
Khalid Bashir Ahmad
- How Citizenship is Gendered
Bishnupriya Dutt, Janelle Reinelt and Shrinkhla Sahai
- Shujaat Bhukari – a Brave Reporter, a Real Journalist
Vijay Prashad
- The Literary B R Ambedkar
Soumyabrata Choudhury in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- "Urdu is my mother tongue and the love of my life"
Daniya Rahman
- Interview with Malayalam writer K P Ramanunni who atoned for the Kathua rape
The writer in conversation with ICF Team
- "The Vietnam war taught us to think": Saeed Mirza
The filmmaker in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- Why we need to remember the Babri Masjid demolition
Sameena Dalwai & Irfan Engineer in conversation with Lourdes M Supriya
- "The target reader does not exist:" Naveen Kishore
The publisher in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- Bringing the Monumental to the People
Lourdes M Supriya
- Memories and re-imaginings of 1947
Tarun K Saint
- Crossing Borders: Part II
- Crossing Borders: Part I
- "Swachh Bharat is not possible without the annihilation of caste": Anand Teltumbde
The writer on his latest book The Republic of Caste
- The Image of Shakespeare in Indian Cinema
Shoma A Chatterji
- Touchstone of Aesthetics
Sanjeev Chandan
- Writing and Rewriting Partition's Afterlife
Tarun K Saint
- "Our play has no gods"
ICF Team
- Women of Bhalaswa: Stories Beyond Waste
A photo series by Chintan
- The Mahad Satyagraha: A Declaration of Equality
Soumyabrata Choudhury in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- Rediscovering Tarabai Shinde and Savitribai Phule
Anita Bharti
- A Person Like You
Neyaz Farooquee
- The Paltaiyya Torture and Gupta-ji's Cavalcade
Ramchandra Singh
- "There is nothing that can stop dissent" : Basavaraj Sulibhavi
The activist and publisher in conversation with Yogesh S
- "Ruling classes and castes use reservations as a prop to inflict more violence upon dalits": Anand Teltumbde
The writer in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- Psychiatrists Unravel the Psychological Toll of Partition
Sanjeev Jain and Alok Sarin
- "Is the Left ready to receive a new Ambedkarite wound?": Soumyabrata Choudhury
The writer in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- Countdown to Ayodhya
Anant Bagaitkar
- Muslims of Malabar and the Left
Pinarayi Vijayan
- "Ambedkar broke any prevailing consensus on nationhood": Soumyabrata Choudhury
The writer in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- The Freedom Theatre in Palestine: Building a Theatre from Ruins
Ola Johansson and Johanna Wallin
- Remembering the Mughals with Catherine B Asher
The historian in conversation with Somok Roy
- "I did not want to receive the National Award from a BJP Minister": Aneez K Mappila
The director in conversation with Sreelakshmi
- Dalit Imagination: An Antidote to Communal Nationalism
Chinnaiah Jangam
- From Equity to Preferential Equity
R V Vaidyanatha Ayyar
- #May Day: Were You?
Lourdes M Supriya
- Remembering Lenin on May Day
Souradeep Roy in conversation with Prakash Karat, Suchetana Chattopadhyay, and Vijay Prashad
- #MayDay: The Gendered Proletariat
Swati Ghosh
- On #MayDay, Remembering the Powerful Kisan Long March
P Sainath, Ashok Dhawale
- The Importance of Being Rajni Tilak
Vidya Bhushan Rawat
- Caste in Music
T M Krishna
- Modi's Political Grammar
Danish Husain
- Mridula Garg on writing, censorship, and her latest novel
The author in conversation with Lourdes M Supriya
- The Culture of Discrimination
Romila Thapar
- Dalit Memory, Imagination and the Nationalist Narrative
In conversation with Chinnaiah Jangam
- ബാബായ്ക്ക് ഒരു കത്ത്
K Satchidanandan
- The Menace of Fake News, a.k.a 'Godi Media'
Ravish Kumar
- The Spark in Their Words
Githa Hariharan
- An Anti-Art Fair
Lourdes M Supriya
- "I don't want people to see The Slave Genesis as an anthropological film": Aneez K Mapila
The director in conversation with Sreelakshmi
- A New Ambedkarite Wound
Soumyabrata Choudhury
- Why is Devdas, a failure, so popular among Indian filmmakers?
Shoma A Chatterji
- Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o: "I want to revive the connections between Africa and Asia"
The writer in conversation with Sudhanva Deshpande
- How Bengal Burned in the Name of Ram
Biswajit Roy
- How the Israeli military kills innocent Palestinians
Max Blumenthal
- Caste: The Ugly Side of the Indian Railways
Bhasha Singh
- Lenin in 1917, Russia; Lenin in 2018, India
Souradeep Roy
- Na Turk, Na Hindu: Shared Languages in North India
Francesca Orsini
- Decide Now, Which Side You Are On!
Megha Pansare
- If Modi is a Leader, Can Hitler be Far Behind?
Souradeep Roy
- A Life Lived in Shadows and Silences
Githa Hariharan
- Students of the Centre for English Studies, JNU, release a statement in support of their former chairperson, Udaya Kumar
- The Marxist Beginnings of Cultural Analysis
David Anshen
- यहीं कहीं रहेंगे केदारनाथ सिंह
मंगलेश डबराल
- Kedarnath Singh: A Short Personal Note
K Satchidanandan
- Lingayat Religion Status: From an Egalitarian Philosophy to a Political Tool
Shivsundar in conversation with Yogesh S
- Memories of Amma
Kalpana Karunakaran
- Politics, Culture, and the Political Economy of Everyday Communalism in Eastern Uttar Pradesh
Sudha Pai and Sajjan Kumar
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Stardusters in concert Dec. 28: Looking for a night of music and dancing? The Stardusters Big Band will perform at the Gastonia Adult Recreation Center from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday. The band will play three hours of �America�s Greatest Music� from the 1930s, �40s and �50s. Tunes will include seasonal songs as well. Admission is $7, and the venue is at 519 W. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia. For more on the group, visit www.thestardusters.com/performances.asp.
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Brass musicians offer concert in Clover: Dallas Brass will play at the Clover School District Auditorium at 8 p.m. Jan. 9. The �American Musical Journey� concert will feature music from the time of George Washington to present day, including pieces from Gershwin, Berlin, John Williams and Sousa. The ensemble includes Michael Levine (director, trombone), D.J. Barraclough (trumpet), Luis Miguel Araya (trumpet), Juan Berrios (french horn, alto horn), Paul Carlson (tuba) and Ryan Burd (drums/percussion). The venue is at 1625 Highway 55 East, Clover, S.C. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door. Visit www.dallasbrass.com for more on the group, or call 803-222-8018 for more details on the concert.


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In Cooking from Every Angle, we hear from our fearless leaders: Food52 co-founders Amanda & Merrill.
Today: Amanda digs into a daring renovation of the clafoutis.
I'm not going to make the obvious sales pitch for the Brown Butter Candied Apple Clafoutis from Aran Goyoaga's excellent new book, "Small Plates and Sweet Treats." No, I don't care that it's gluten free, although it's nice that it is and that's handy for some. No, I care that it's a great little recipe.
Taking a classic like the clafoutis and reshuffling its very core is risky business. But Goyaoaga does it with such care and intelligence that you have to admire her gutsiness. In replacing flour with almond flour and milk with coconut milk, the clafoutis becomes less custard and more frangipane. Gayoaga has you brown the butter before dropping in the apples, and has you sprinkle the fruit with raw sugar. Together, the butter and sugar infuse the apples with nuttiness, caramel and a depth that cuts through their sweetness. This kind of thoughtfulness can be found throughout her book, and also in the photos and recipes on her wonderful blog, Cannelle et Vanille.
Here's how to make the clafoutis:
First arrange all of your ingredients in a pretty fashion. Nah! We just do that to entertain you. Peel your nice green, tart Granny Smiths.
Core them -- I like to use a melon baller. And slice them -- I love the sound of cutting a crisp apple.
Brown the butter until it smells gloriously nutty. Add the apples, with some sugar and apple juice and brown them up.
Mix the eggs and sugar. Whisk like mad!
Add the almond meal and tapioca starch, then some reduced apple juice and coconut milk.
Pour the batter into a lavishly buttered baking dish. Drop the apples on top.
Remove from the oven and admire!
Brown Butter Candied Apple Clafoutis
Adapted from "Small Plates and Sweet Treats" by Aran Goyoaga
Serves 6
2 cups plus 1 tablespoon unsweetened apple juice1/4 stick unsalted butter, plus more for lining pie dish4 medium Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, and sliced into 1/4-inch pieces1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons natural cane sugar1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise and seeds scraped3 eggs1/3 cup almond flour1/4 cup tapioca starch1/2 teaspoon salt3/4 cup unsweetened coconut milk
See the recipe (and save and print it) here.
Photos by Linda Xiao
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|Giants QB Eli Manning inspects the damage from Superstorm Sandy in Hoboken, N.J. (Terez Owens/)
The New York Giants return to practice Wednesday in preparation for Sunday's home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. It will be a bid to return to normalcy, but many players and coaches who live in the area are dealing with the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
Giants quarterback Eli Manning is one of the players living in Hoboken, N.J., which was hit particularly hard. In the small city alone, 20,000 people are stranded. A reported 90 percent of Long Island is without power. The Jersey Shore is decimated.
News stations in New York continue to show the streets of Hoboken, which look like an apocalyptic New Jersey version of Venice. Many of the streets remain heavily flooded, and residents can't leave their apartments. This image of a fleet of taxis underwater gives an interesting picture.
I live on the east side of lower Manhattan, which is completely out of power under 39th Street. It looks like we will stay out of power for a while. Thankfully, the NFL headquarters is located at 51st, so I have a place to go to write posts and charge my batteries at the same time. It's the little things.
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2014 Gail-Burns Smith Excellence in Victims' Services Award - Catherine Harper Lee
June 05, 2014
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Gail Burns-Smith was a member of NCVLI's Board of Directors from 2002 until her untimely death in 2009. The Gail Burns-Smith Excellence in Victim Services Award is an annual award designed to honor Gail's legacy as a tireless leader in the victims' rights community. The recipient of the award exemplifies Gail's leadership in advancing the rights of victims of crime and her tireless advocacy to shed light on often-hidden issues. The award was created in 2011 when NCVLI's general victim advocacy award which Gail had received in 2004 was re-named in Gail's honor. Because Gail continues to inspire and guide the work of NCVLI, not only does the recipient receive a physical award each year, but a perpetual plaque upon which each recipient's name is etched is on permanent display at NCVLI's offices in Portland, Oregon.
Catherine Harper Lee is the founder and executive director of The Justice League of Ohio, which is Ohio's only Crime Victims' Rights Legal Clinic. For the past 20 years, Cathy has been pursuing her passion: restoring faith and balance in the criminal justice system and she founded TJLO in 2003 help her pursue that passion. TJLO was founded on the principle that victims of crime deserve and require legal representation. The Justice League's Crime Victims Rights' Legal Clinic provides free legal representation to victims of violent crime throughout Ohio to ensure their constitutional and statutory rights are enforced and protected from the time a crime is first reported throughout the criminal justice process. They also provide free victims' rights trainings to hospitals, victim advocates, law enforcement, prosecutors, courts, and the community to promote awareness of crime victims' rights laws and to ensure consistent systemic implementation of Ohio's Crime Victims' Rights Laws. Cathy serves on Ohio Attorney Mike DeWine's Sexual Assault Kit Testing Commission, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine's Violent Crimes with Guns Advisory Council, Ohio Council on Victims Justice, and the Ohio Sexual Assault Task Force; and she is a member of the Ohio Victim Witness Association and the central Ohio Association for Justice, among other organizations. NCVLI is proud to present Cathy with the 2014 Gail-Burns Smith Excellence in Victim Services Award.
Past Recipients (Award given was Victim Advocacy Award from 2004-2011; In 2011 a new award named Gail Burns-Smith Excellence in Victim Services was created):
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- Kathy Skaggs (2005)
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- Anne Seymour (2011)
- Gail Burns-Smith (2011, Posthumously)
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About 15 years ago I got into an argument with radio personality Dr. Laura over a verse in 1 Corinthians 13. Dr. Laura was discussing love and wanted contributions on what it meant. Being a newly minted Christ follower I was quick to respond by sending her an email (quite advanced technology at the time) with the famous 'love chapter" of the New Testament cited above. So far so good. We've all heard it sometime or other. Usually at weddings, but it can pop up just about anywhere church folk congregate. Sometimes even in church. Most often it is reduced to a strong into followed with a string a poetically presented platitudes like the string in Verse 4: "Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud."
Dr. Laura bought off on all of them with great praise, until she came to the first sentence in Verse 8, "Love never fails." This pronouncement really tweaked the good Doctor. She went off on how love fails all the time. And that sometimes instead of love, people just need a proverbial good smack upside the head.
The "Love Chapter" is usually easy to love until any reader comes up with the difficulty of putting it into practice. There's where the Love Chapter becomes easy to hate.
When Dr. Laura's logic kicked in, the idea that "love never fails" blew her mind. We all have been in love. We have all loved our kids, our families, our friends. And we all fail. But Dr. Laura's logic is tragically flawed. God has offered us a self description in scripture, "Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love." —1 John 4:8. In case we we're being really dense He repeated the description in 1 John 4:16 "And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in him."
So, if God is Love like He claims, they we must accept the statement "Love never fails". Over the next few posts we will explore some of the lessons I learned about love since my encounter with Dr. Laura. I also hope this encourages more of us toward an understanding of God's unconditional love for us. And that His love can move us, in our humanity, to try to imitate His being with our actions toward others.


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The Senate narrowly voted Tuesday to advance a temporary extension of unemployment benefits to over one million jobless Americans, giving some unexpected momentum in the new year to Democrats and the Obama administration.
The move means that lawmakers are now wrangling about whether -- and how -- the cost of the $6.4 billion program should be offset.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid told reporters Tuesday afternoon that the White House has indicated it will "run the traps" on "reasonable" proposals to pay for the jobless aid extension but that Democrats believe the program should be extended without offsets. His Republican counterpart, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, said "there may be a way forward here" if Democrats allow some GOP amendments to be considered.
The vote to move forward with the legislation was 60-37. With six Republicans and all present Democrats backing the move to begin formal debate on the bill, supporters reached the 60 votes required to advance it with no room to spare.
The measure, sponsored by Republican Dean Heller of Nevada and Democrat Jack Reed of Rhode Island, would retroactively restore the federal aid payments to about 1.3 million long-term unemployed Americans that expired at the end of last year. That aid had previously kicked in after state benefits expired, after about 26 months or more in most states.
Five Republicans joined Heller to support moving forward on the legislation -- Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Dan Coats of Indiana and Rob Portman of Ohio. Those lawmakers -- who said they want leaders to find a way to offset the cost of the federal benefits -- may not support final passage of the bill. But their support Tuesday kept the legislation alive despite last-minute doubts that the procedural vote would pass.
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If the final bill does pass the Senate, it's not clear that the GOP-led House will take it up. House Republican leaders have painted the current proposal as fiscally irresponsible.
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Outside conservative groups like the political arm of the Heritage Foundation and the anti-tax Club for Growth had also urged a "no" vote on Monday's procedural measure, calling the extension proposal fiscally irresponsible.
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We're the (humbled) owners of a 2011 Class B Mercedes with an inbuilt ECO start/stop system. As far as I understand this is how it's supposed to work:
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The salesman remarked that the main problem people have with this system is they don't actually press the pedal all the way to the metal. However, we're experiencing that while this system just works at times, it also just doesn't work at other times. More specifically, it tends to work when leaving home and not to work in return trips.
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Yesterday I participated in the Digital Library Conference & Vendor Fair at Holy Cross, an event that celebrated the official launch of the Digital Commonwealth. The Digital Commonwealth is a portal providing access to the digital repositories of libraries and other cultural institutions around the state, soon to include NOBLE. The conference was a great success, with a diverse and enthusiastic group of participants.
The program featured keynote presentations by Mary Minow on copyright and Marshall Keys on the Digital Commonwealth and Library 2.0, and eleven break-out sessions on a various aspects of digital libraries.
The presentations and handouts are all available on the conference website:
Digital Library Conference & Vendor Fair
My presentation was called The Future of the Past : Digital Libraries in the Age of Social Software, and it was a chance to look beyond the world of digital libraries and archives to see how the Web 2.0 culture of particpation and sharing are shaping the expectations of people approaching our sites.
In the spirit of which, of course, I put my presentation on SlideShare:
And here's a list of just the links:
Commercial Sites
- CardCow — See my blog posting on this site
- Francis Frith — This company sells maps, books and prints of the cities and town in the UK and Ireland, and encourage people to add comments and share their memories.
- Gone But Not Forgotten — Worcester memories, sponsored by the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
- Shorpy: The 100-Year-Old Photo Blog — See my blog posting on this site
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- Boston Swan Boats — Link to a tag search on Flickr
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- Picture Australia — Invites contributions through Flickr
- BBC History of Modern Britain — Invites contributions through YouTube
- New York City Photo Map — Photos from Shorpy
- Google Earth Gallery
- Phyllis Wheatley — Google Earth project by LuciaM