Towards an Ethical Code in Photojournalism Practices
Photographer – Salik Ahmad – Captioned: 90-year-old Kajodi trudges home 400 km away amid coronavirus lockdown. Published in – https://www.outlookindia.com/website/story/india-news-90-year-old-kajodi-trudges-home-400-km-away-amid-coronavirus-lockdown/349525 Many years ago, the Wanted Series initiated the dialogue on ethics in photography. A seminar was organised at Max Muller Bhavan Delhi in collaboration with Goa-Cap and Askar. Subsequently, the Goethe Institute at New Delhi […]
Why Social Sciences?
The humanities and social sciences constitute one of the earliest domains of knowledge. While disciplinary formations are a much modern phenomenon, the concerns which form the disciplinary bodies of the humanities and social sciences, such as history, political science, sociology, literature and economics, among others, were concerns which were considered as fundamental and foundational to […]
Future of Design Education within the Changing Cultural-Economy of India
Abstract – “This paper explores challenges and negotiations faced by Indian Design education as it is poised to locate itself within the changing cultural economy of India, and the wave of globalisation that is sweeping higher educational structures. Design education in India is struggling to meet multiple inadequacies brought about by changes in the global culture […]
Psychotherapy: The process beyond talking
In the current world, most of us are aware of various healing modalities that exist. Some modalities are known to most of us like pharmacotherapy, some are specialized techniques depending upon the nature of the disease or the disorder while some are still not widely accepted such as psychotherapeutic techniques. Mental disorders including neurological problems […]
Positivity & Lockdown
To begin with a prayer in this tough times is probably a right સર્વે ભવંતું સુખિંનઃ સર્વે સંતૂ નીરમાયા: સર્વે ભદ્રાણિ પશ્યાંતું માં કશ્ચિદુકહભગ્યાભ વેત્ With the above prayers for all, I would definitely say that we all will sail through these rough times of the global pandemic of COVID-19. We as mankind have defeated […]
Life after COVID
COVID-19, a virus that has taken a hold of the world by its throat (quite literally) and doesn’t seem to let go anytime soon. Thousands of people have perished, the economy is in shambles and the need for an extended lockdown looms over our heads. In this hour of need, of loss and a desperate […]
Debunking the myths of Coronavirus
Introduction Coronavirus is the most talked about and concerning topic in media and news these days. It is one of the common viruses that can cause infection in your sinuses, nose or upper throat. Most of them are not dangerous as they present with mild symptoms and can be treated symptomatically, but it killed around […]
The Brighter Side of Lockdown
1) Nature is superpower. We destroy nature for our benefits like destroy trees or mountains. But today, nature has stopped all developments. And what we see are empty roads. 2) In life, the most important thing is one’s health (not money, power or position). For nature, all are same whether it is rich or poor. […]
Brush up your skills during lockdown
It’s easy to feel, these days, that we’re swirling in a coronavirus-induced vortex of helplessness. In many regions, COVID-19 case counts are jumping dramatically. Healthcare workers face impossible decisions about who to disconnect from ventilators. And those of us who remain well must comply with “stay at home” orders, which anchor us in place as […]
Implication of Covid-19 on the Federal Structure of India
COVID-19 has widely spread throughout the world and has vastly dismantled the society. It has victimized majority of nations and has proved to be a bane for the whole mankind. Despite numerous global efforts the government is not able to prevent the spread of coronavirus which has already infected more than 18,00,000 patients throughout the […]
