Posted on October 13, 2016 by beenasarwar
The eminent journalist P. Sainath, author of the groundbreaking collection of reports Everybody Loves a Good Drought, is headed to the USA from his base in India. He will give a series of talks at various campuses about his work and the unique, empowering, online journalistic endeavour he launched last year, the People’s Archive of Rural India – PARI. Worth going to hear him speak if you are in the area. See my article about him: Travels though history with a rural archivist.
Campus times and dates below, with some posters by a PARI volunteer. Continue reading →
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Filed under: Environment, Resistance | Tagged: agriculture, economy, farmers suicides, history, India, Politics, poverty, rural India, Sainath | Leave a comment »
Posted on December 31, 2013 by beenasarwar

Aman Ittehad rally, Hyderabad, Jan 1, 2013
Aman Ittehad , a coalition of non-government organisations and individuals around Pakistan has been commemorating Jan 1 every year with rallies around the country, in solidarity with victims of terrorism and to demand better governance, democracy and economic policies. Here’s the press statement for this year’s rallies, being held in dozens of cities including Lahore, Karachi, Sialkot, Hyderabad, Peshawar, Abbottabad, Quetta, Mithi, Mardan, Loralai, Gilgit and other places.
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Filed under: Human rights | Tagged: Activism, aman ittehad, democracy, economy, local government, Pakistan, Peace | Leave a comment »