Sushmita Datta

Detection and deportation of illegal immigrants is a continuous process. Central government is vested with powers under Section 3(2) (C) of The Foreigners’ Act, 1946 to deport foreign nationals staying illegally in the country. Under the…
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Transgender people have always been behind the scene and never on stage. They rarely cross our minds and conscience of media. They have definite purposes set by society, outside of which they fail to get the attention for their needs…
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Known as Comfort Women, their lives were plagued by pain, shame and injustice which followed them even after the end of the Second World War. Most of the comfort women are dead and many are losing the evidence to the diminishing memory…
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The silent movement through crowds gathered around tea shops, markets, under the over bridges or in buses and trains, the ghosts of India's development looms around the shadows. Sometimes singing a popular Bollywood song, sometimes just…
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Music has been an integral part of Kashmir since ages. Present in many forms and nurtured by many legends, the music in Kashmir has touched upon lives in and out of the valley. It has passed on the stories from past, emotions, culture…
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Designing a story around the superpowers of these forest dwellers have been a part of Indian culture for a very long time. However, the condition has changed in the Modern world, where tribal people have the poorest health status and…
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Gujarat, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu produce more than 96 per cent of the total salt production in the country. Gujarat monopolizes the market with 76.7 per cent share of the salt that is domestically used as well as exported. The salt…
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