Solidarity

India's indie music scene, marked by competition and unsustainability, could profit from collectivisation

Most musicians accept that greater solidarity among artists is required to transform the scene from one that has traditionally been dominated by a privileged few into a more equal space.

Two years after Section 377 decision, the queer narrative must make space for voices from semi-urban India

'Queer lives in small-town India are not visible enough for anyone to take notice. So, nobody knows what our stories look like.'

In #MeToo era, 'solidarity' requires taking better care of the stories and survivors of sexual violence

We have been hearing accounts of sexual violence in an unprecedented manner online for almost half a decade now. But even after several waves of #MeToo, we are still struggling to get the concept of solidarity right.

Drugs and therapies that show the most promise against COVID-19

WHO’s SOLIDARITY trial is a massive study that will look at four pre-existing drugs that have shown some action against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

What we know so far about drug therapy for novel coronavirus

Here is a list of drug treatments being experimented with right now, along with their effectiveness.

India urges nations to hike contributions to UN agency to prevent humanitarian crisis looming on Palestinian refugees

India voiced concern over the financial crunch at the UN agency for Palestinian refugees and appealed to nations to enhance contributions to it.

Pope Francis warns powerful to act humbly or risk ruin in TED talks video

Pope Francis is warning the powerful to act humbly or risk ruin, in a TED talk in which he urges the world to show more solidarity with the poor and weak.

Donald Trump's inauguration: Why protests are carnival, reaffirmation and points of contact

Saturday’s Women’s March and the many sister marches in almost every small or large city in the US were a counterpoint to a much grimmer inauguration day

'Solidarity march' actually split the media wide open, made clear our hypocrisy

It was apparent that there was intense rivalry among journalists about who’s agreeing the media is under attack and who is not. Sadly, it was not about whether the media was genuinely under attack in one of the world’s largest democracies