Women Journalists Break The Silence of Oppression By The High and Mighty
Like Sahu, Tandi too has raised the issue of corruption on the MNREGA job sites through interviews with farmers on the CGNet Swara. In fact, the Chief Minister's Office responded to her story by calling her directly to say that they are looking int
G.M. Momin Women’s College Offers Convenient Higher Education for Muslim Girls
In fact, when another student, Sana - a final year B.Sc. student - got engaged, her father, Shahid Momin, who works in a local madrassa, requested the boy's parents to let Sana complete her studies before her 'nikaah' (marriage). 'Due to financi
Women in India Still Struggle to Attain Equalilty and Emancipation
The 8th of March 2011 marks the centenary of the very first International Women's Day which was celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland, when more than one million women and men attended International Women's Day rallies ca
Somalis Still in U.S. Detention – The World Forgets
The media assumed that these two members of the gang of Somali hostage takers had come from the yacht to the naval vessel USS Sterett.
Arafat’s Ingenious Scheme Had No Basis in Truth Or Reality
Israel was suddenly described as 'Apartheid.' The Jewish State was at fault for her enemies bombarding her with rockets. Homicide bombers expecting 72 virgins exploded themselves up, and again, the fault was with Israel.
