CETRI
| Titre | The Caravan |
|---|---|
| Langue | anglais |
| Pays, continent | Inde, Asie |
| Editeur | The Caravan, New Delhi |
| Périodicité | Mensuelle |
| Editions | électronique |
| Site web | http://caravanmagazine.in/ |
actualites
Greenpeace India may be forced to halve staff, operations amid government (...)
Tushar Dhara 31/01/19
Greenpeace India, the environmental non-governmental organisation, will scale back its operations and staff in the country by nearly 50 percent in the near future. This comes months after the Enforcement Directorate’s decision to freeze its (...)
Trade Unions protest against Modi’s “pro-corporate” and “anti-people” labour (...)
Nileena MS 09/01/19
On 3 January this year, the union cabinet cleared an amendment to the Trade Union Act, 1926, eliciting protests from ten out of 13 of the country’s central trade unions, who termed it “an attempt to retain arbitrary power in their hands in order (...)
India : Student Day. The age of ABVP
Priyanka Dubey 24/10/17
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Why we don’t talk about inequality—and how to start again
Pratap Bhanu Mehta 16/10/12
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Democracy by Fragments ?
Christophe Jaffrelot 12/04/12
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After the last war
Anonymous 27/02/12
Sri Lanka’s Tamils pick up the pieces after a war that defined—and shattered—the lives of a generation On the afternoon of 19 may 2009, at around 1:20 pm, a ration shop accountant named Sivarajan ran to the front of the winding lunch queue in the (...)