October 2022 - Page 5 of 7 - Tatsat Chronicle Magazine

Special Incentive To Central Government Employees Deputed In Kashmir Valley To Continue

October 10, 2022

With Cricket Bats In Hand, Girl Power Rises In Delhi’s Crime Capital

October 9, 2022

Features

In the summer of 2019, a small but combative cricket club from the outer rim of Delhi was in for a great surprise. The girls’ cricket team from Shahabad Dairy in Outer Delhi was meeting none other than Virat Kohli, then the

The Dark Side of The Spotlight

Amitabh Srivastava

October 9, 2022

In Focus

Remember the touching last scene in the 1956 movie, Jagte Raho? A poor Raj Kapoor, looking to quench his thirst in a multi-storeyed building, is being chased by the residents, being mistaken as a thief, after he becomes a hapless witness to

Risky Rides: Building Railway Networks In Ecologically Fragile Zones

Kalyan Chatterjee

October 9, 2022

Commentary

India is no stranger to railways being carried up steep hilly slopes with three such 19th-century rail projects finding a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. When steam locomotion was combined with rails in the first third of the 19th century

Modern Slavery Is On The Rise

Tatsat Chronicle Team

October 9, 2022

Deep Dive

In early September, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) released a startling report that brought into focus the magnitude of ‘modern slavery’. Slavery in the conventional sense might have been abolished or has been deemed illegal in most parts of the world, but

Rogue Flying Objects

Jasvinder Sidhu

October 9, 2022

Deep Dive

On a hot summer morning in June 2020, at around 5 am, Border Security Force (BSF) sentries manning a border outpost at Pansar in Rathua village in Jammu, which is at touching distance from the Pakistani post across the international border, picked

BONFIRE OF FOREST RIGHTS

Vivian Fernandes

October 8, 2022

Top Story

The regulations which the government notified in June vest the central government with the power to approve the diversion of forest land for industrial and infrastructural purposes without the consent of forest-dweller gram sabhas, greatly abridging the rights they are entitled to

From The Editor’s Desk

Tatsat Chronicle Team

October 8, 2022

Editorial

Development and conservation have always been a tough balancing act. Resource extraction and exploitation drive the wheels of economic progress, which in turn improves the quality of life for people. Development goals for large and populous countries like India dictate the pace