ADAPTATION – WHAT IS THE LIMIT?
Given these trend, it is difficult to imagine the world 50 years from now. To what extent we will keep on adapting. We might survive... Read More
‘Super cyclone changed everything – even our minds’
The horrific memory of October 1999 – Odisha – still haunts people. In the recorded history of tropical cyclonic storms, the strongest cyclone ever, with... Read More
…And Dhanpat Rai Shrivastava becomes Premchand. More than that, it still happens
What if I ask you “the real name of Premchand”? Yes, Premchand- one of the most revered novelist is not known to us by his... Read More
KERALA HIT BY SEVERE FLOODS; CASA INDIA IS RESPONDING
Kerala is reeling under heavy rains with floods and landslides putting lives at stand-still for many affected people. CASA India along with its state partners are providing... Read More
Recurrent Assam Floods: Urgent Need For Help
The second wave of flash floods in August halted Assam affecting over one lakh people with many taking refuge in relief camps. As many as... Read More
MOMENTUM BUILDING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
In a momentum to effectively do away with the cruel tradition of child marriages in India, the Ministry of Women and Child Development (WCD) is... Read More
NO WOMEN IN SABARIMALA
Located in the Western Ghat ranges of Kerala, the Sabarimala temple is swarmed with thousands of male pilgrims every year – except women. By... Read More
HIMALAYAS’ OWN NATURE AND, GARBAGE TRAILS
In the social media hegemony, every Instagram lover would want a photograph of them sitting on the snow tip of Triund with #hashtag #SippingTea; in... Read More
De/Criminalising Homosexuality: WHAT’S THE UPROAR ALL ABOUT?
A five-judge constitutional bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra is currently hearing petitions challenging the most-talked about subject in the country right... Read More
Special Edition | Women In Maharashtra Lived To Tell Their Tale
The helpless farmers are out of solutions in Maharashtra. The drought has caused water scarcity to such an extent that women have to stand in... Read More
‘You won’t understand how it feels to sleep peacefully, without bruises or broken bones’
25-year-old tribal woman Sushma (name changed) held her hands tight every night, made sure her children slept by 11 PM and prepared herself for a... Read More
Bonded Children Of Labour Minus Childhood
CASA Reporter ISHA BANERJEE pens down intricate story of a 13-year-old boy from Andhra Pradesh who worked as bonded labour to pay-off her mother’s debt... Read More