Jayali Wavhal

kartavyasadhana.in — Shekhar Gupta is currently the Chairman and Editor-in-chief of The Print. After starting his career as a reporter with The Indian Express, he went on to work as a reporter and then an editor at India Today. He has also been the editor-in-chief of The Indian Express from 1995 to 2014.

indiejournal.in — What most people are unaware of is how to identify mental illnesses and talk about them. The death of Sushant Singh Rajput has sent the entire nation in shock and yet again stimulated the conversation about mental health and its awareness. Rajput's death is a testimony to the false sense of a content life that money and fame convey.

indiejournal.in — Sugarcane cutters from Beed face drought, extreme poverty, seasonal migration and lack of alternative employment. Sugarcane cutters from Beed and their families are left in appalling conditions due to the drought, extreme poverty, seasonal migration and lack of alternative employment.

indiejournal.in — The Brazilian President has been blamed for Environmental negligence, apathy For the last 18 days, more than 9,000 wildfires have spread through the Amazon rainforest, burning it down inch by inch. The forest, also known as 'lungs of the earth', plays a vital role in relieving the effects of global warming by absorbing vast amounts of carbon from the atmosphere and regulating the climate.

indiejournal.in — Pune's 9th Pride walk "The rainbow soars higher, and above all stereotypes," said Ayushi, who came out as a lesbian today at Pune's 9th Pride Walk. Ayushi has known about her sexuality for 6 years and planned to tell her family about it during the pride walk.

Indian Express — A day after Pune residents were left mesmerized by the magical swaras, bandishes, and ragas of veteran and young artistes on the first day of the 66th Sawai Gandharva Bhimsen Mahotsav, tabla maestro Suresh Talwalkar interacted with music lovers and spoke about his contribution to Indian classical music, his teaching style and his years as a student of tabla.

indiejournal.in — "White-collar slavery in the name of employment" allege techies who filed PIL IT companies in India have been part of the 'India Story', creating thousands of jobs under various operational units and processes for multi-national clients. However, various reports and underlying tensions have surfaced time and again, showing that corporates have been implicitly exploiting the employees' rights for capital gains.

indiejournal.in — The Yemen war is now in its fifth year, The Yemen war, now in its fifth year, has been branded as the worst humanitarian crisis in recent times. Lakhs of civilians have been killed so far; two-thirds of those were killed by Saudi-led air strikes; 85,000 children may have starved to death.