Humanity
In the Eyes of Urban Communities
Article by: Marvin Cabalhin and George Ryan Tabada Marching from Liwasang Bonifacio to Mendiola Peace Arch to mark the 75th International Human Rights Day, several rights groups condemned the National Task Force on Ending Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) to end the rampant human rights violations amid the continuing militarization in communities in Metro Manila.
By George Ryan Tabada3 years ago in Interview
The Healer
"Life can be cruel-" words directly from my dragons mouth, and she's right. Life can be cruel, but Dannie is proof that we don't have to be, and that's a beautiful thing. I'm prone to darker feelings; I've heard it said that we each have a personal sin, and mine is definitely wrath. Dannie seems to me to be made of pure light.
By S. A. Crawford3 years ago in Interview
Wacky Hat Parade Fun
In the chaotic hustle and bustle of my daily life, I stumbled upon an unexpected adventure that had me questioning the boundaries of humor and sheer absurdity. It all began one fine Saturday morning when I, Evans, found myself reluctantly dragged into a quirky event that would forever redefine my perspective on the hilarious unpredictability of life.
By Robert C. Deleon3 years ago in Interview
Combs & Underland Down The Rabbit Hole With...
kp is a super talented writer, penning across communities their work is both delicately crafted and hard hitting. No matter the angle kp is always a captivating, thought provoking read. A passionate, dedicated teacher and advocate against social inequity, kp uses Vocal to shine a light on systemic injustice.
By River and Celia in Underland3 years ago in Interview
Shailendra Bhadauria: A Journey of Educational Excellence and Social Impact
Introduction Shailendra Bhadauria stands as a beacon of educational excellence and social impact, with a journey marked by unwavering dedication, resilience, and a profound commitment to nurturing the innate potential of individuals. Despite facing challenges, including court cases that sought to tarnish his image, Bhadauria's steadfast belief in the transformative power of education has remained unshaken. This tribute explores his remarkable contributions, from his early life and education to his establishment of educational institutions across various domains.
By SBhadauria3 years ago in Interview
Biden's Credence To Hamas? U.S. President Calls Israel’s Impending Rafah Assault ‘Our Operation’
In another humiliating error, US President Joe Biden referred to Israel's looming attack on Rafah as "our tactical activity". The abnormal 'slip of tongue' occurred during Biden's comments after his gathering with Jordan Ruler Abdullah II at the White House in Washington. "The Ruler and I likewise examined the circumstance in Rafah. As I said yesterday, our tactical activity in Rafah - their - the significant military activity in Rafah," Biden adjusted himself mid-sentence.
By prashant soni3 years ago in Interview
Acharya Pramod Krishnam: From Congress to Modi – A Journey of Conviction
In the colorful tapestry of Indian politics, few figures stand out as boldly as Acharya Pramod Krishnam. His recent expulsion from the Congress party, coupled with his resolute declaration of support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has ignited debates and discussions across the nation. Krishnam's journey from Congress to Modi supporter is a testament to the ever-shifting sands of Indian politics and the deeply held convictions that drive individuals within it. Born out of a fervent dedication to his beliefs, Krishnam's political trajectory has been marked by a series of decisive moments. His outspoken criticism of certain Congress party decisions, such as opposing the abrogation of Article 370 and supporting statements equating Sanatana Dharma with diseases, eventually led to his expulsion from the party. For Krishnam, these actions were in direct conflict with his core values and convictions, prompting him to take a stand that would ultimately alter the course of his political career. Krishnam's departure from the Congress party was not merely a rejection of its policies but a reaffirmation of his unwavering commitment to principles he holds dear. His vocal support for Prime Minister Modi, whom he now pledges to stand by for the rest of his life, signals a significant shift in allegiance and ideology. This transition underscores the fluid nature of Indian politics, where alliances are forged and broken based on shared beliefs and visions for the nation's future. Central to Krishnam's political identity is his deep-seated devotion to Lord Ram and the cultural and religious values he represents. His criticism of opposition leaders' decision to skip the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya resonates with his fervent belief in the centrality of Ram to Indian culture and identity. Krishnam's assertion that "Not even a Christian or a priest or Muslim can decline the invitation of Lord Ram" underscores the significance he places on religious unity and reverence for India's spiritual heritage. Krishnam's invitation to Prime Minister Modi to attend the foundation stone laying ceremony of Shri Kalki Dham further solidifies his newfound alliance with the ruling party. The Prime Minister's acceptance of the invitation was met with gratitude from Krishnam, who hailed the event as sacred and associated with faith and devotion. This gesture symbolizes Krishnam's desire to bridge the gap between religious communities and foster unity under the banner of cultural and spiritual heritage. As Krishnam embarks on this new chapter of his political journey, his actions and decisions carry profound implications for the future of Indian politics. His transition from Congress to Modi supporter reflects broader trends of realignment and reevaluation within the political landscape. In a climate characterized by shifting loyalties and evolving alliances, Krishnam's voice adds a unique perspective to the ongoing political discourse, enriching the diversity of opinions within India's vibrant democracy. Krishnam's commitment to standing with Prime Minister Modi for life speaks volumes about the depth of his conviction and the clarity of his vision for the nation. It is a testament to his unwavering dedication to serving the country and upholding the values he holds dear. As India navigates through the complexities of contemporary challenges and opportunities, Krishnam's voice will continue to resonate as a beacon of hope and inspiration for those who seek to build a brighter future for the nation. In conclusion, Acharya Pramod Krishnam's journey from Congress to Modi supporter epitomizes the dynamic nature of Indian politics and the power of individual conviction to shape the course of history. His unwavering commitment to his beliefs, coupled with his bold declaration of support for Prime Minister Modi, marks a significant turning point in his political career. As he embarks on this new path, Krishnam's voice will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on the political landscape of India, inspiring generations to come with its unwavering clarity and unwavering resolve.
By Avhishek Agarwal3 years ago in Interview
Combs & Underland Down The Rabbit Hole With...
Andrea, who goes by the pseudonym of Rock on Vocal, was born in Baltimore, Maryland USA in 1963 to parents from Tennessee, USA. She lived in the Nashville vicinity until she was 16 returning to Maryland for high school. Having lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico and various towns in Vermont she eventually moved to Sweden at the age of 40. Joining Vocal in June 2022, she writes from her delightful 1700’s farmhouse on Sweden's west coast, located outside of Gothenburg. She is 61 years old.
By River and Celia in Underland3 years ago in Interview
Trump heads to US Supreme Court with a familiar claim: He is untouchable
WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Donald Trump will try to persuade the U.S. Supreme Court this week to reverse a judicial decision to kick him off the ballot in Colorado over his actions concerning the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack, arguing that the constitutional provision his opponents cite does not apply to him as a former president.
By Biplob Talukder3 years ago in Interview
