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India’s women are marching for justice

India’s women are marching for justice

‘Reclaim the Night’ protests have erupted across the country, after a trainee doctor was murdered during a shift.  On a humid night in West Bengal, tens of thousands of women took to the streets with a singular demand: justice. The culmination of weeks of frenzied protests, the Reclaim the Night march was a response to the brutal rape and murder of a trainee doctor, who was killed during her shift at...

By Brighton, UK
Wealth accumulation of world’s elite reaches unprecedented heights

Wealth accumulation of world’s elite reaches unprecedented heights

As the world grapples with economic disparity, recent findings have uncovered a staggering increase in the accumulation of wealth amongst the global elite. The societal implications of this highlight the urgent need for systemic change. During the last decade, the wealth accumulation of the top one per cent has reached unprecedented heights. According to a recent Oxfam report, this portion of the global population has collectively grown...

By Delhi, India
Why are Gen Z workers so burnt out?

Why are Gen Z workers so burnt out?

Young people are experiencing high levels of stress more often than previous generations. What does this tell us about modern attitudes to work and wellness?  Reports of high stress levels among young professionals have become so frequent they hardly register as newsworthy. 98% of Gen Z workers report experiencing symptoms of burnout, with frontline workers facing some of the worst conditions. So what’s going wrong? And why does a...

By Brighton, UK
Deadly heatwaves in India ignored by policymakers

Deadly heatwaves in India ignored by policymakers

As the country grapples with rising temperatures, the Finance Commission has controversially refused to recognise extreme heat as a natural disaster – despite the fact it’s claimed 35,000 lives since 1990. India’s battle against extreme heat has reached a critical juncture. Between 1990 and 2022, there have been 35,000 heatwave-related deaths, making it the second deadliest natural disaster plaguing the country after flooding. Despite this, however, the