Freevoice

He writes about the invisible—their struggles, their resilience, and the quiet fortitude that keeps them going.

In Memory of Language Martyr Abul Barkat

“21st February.”

“Good.”

“Why do we celebrate it?”

“How can I tell? Me, a primary pass-out. Days come, days go. Orders we have, and things we deliver. Beyond it I know nothing.”

Human rights are inherent to all human beings, regardless of nationality, sex, ethnic origin, colour, religion, language, or any other status.

Elie Wiesel, who knows too well the hideousness of racist ideologies of the Israelis, should do better than to succumb to them blindly

Das identified the shortcomings and weaknesses of Dalits and predicted a bleak future of Dalits, it is proving to be completely correct today.

It demonstrates the perils, the dangers, the threats people and institutions face for advocating use of artificial intelligence.

It presents both positive and negative sides of AI usage in a student's life. It helps to generate ideas but it can kill their creativity.

The Hindutva forces with explicit support of the ruling BJP are making the Muslim space in Indian landscape invisible.

Let us remember that Bhagat Singh’s message of mass movements was central to his ideology. He abandoned the path of violence soon enough.

The menace of plastic pollution is huge. It poses serious threats to our planet. Its production and use must be banned.

It presents the corona-crisis in the life of an Aaya who works in four to five houses to eke out a living, to survive on the cruel earth.