This Crisis was Foretold
By DALE LUIS MENEZES The current COVID-19 crisis and the financial unpreparedness of governments worldwide in dealing with it are a cautionary […]
Thinking Hathras, Thinking Goa…
Lapses in legal and administrative procedures appear to be universal.
Jason Keith Fernandes: The Suppression of Romi Konkani and the Shaming of a People
Courtesy: Joao Roque and Malavika Neurekar The history of the Konkani language has been fraught with conflicts of all shades, including a […]
Of Rising Crime and our Favourite Scapegoats
By AMITA KANEKAR Crimes in Goa tend to attract a standard public response. It may begin with a lament for a mostly […]
Jason Keith Fernandes: Interviewed about “Citizenship in a Caste Polity”
Courtesy: Jane Borges, Mid-Day. LONG after the Portuguese left Goa in 1961, the erstwhile colonisers were still in vogue in the coastal […]
Technology and COVID-19
By DALE LUIS MENEZES All the worst predictions about COVID-19 have, thus far, been proven true. Whether it was the rise of […]
A New Normal of Citizenship with COVID-19
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA To feel citizenship is to feel belonged, to be able to take part in the decision making processes that […]
Amita Kanekar: Fear of Lions
Courtesy: Christine Machado, Navhind Times. Q. What made you choose the Satnami Revolt as the focus for your new book? I wanted […]
Review: Fear of Lions
Courtesy: Percy Bharucha, National Herald. A botched-up hunt and the summary execution of a rude peasant seem to be just another day […]
Albertina Almeida: Difficult Dialogues, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smEUQPSnty4 The panel was titled, “Empowerment with the family: Women and the Law.”