Freedom

End of Time?

The following is a short excerpt from “Freedom to Express and Offend” by Ravi Shanker Kapoor, where he succinctly counters the assertion that “freedom of expression shall be curtailed lest it offends or hurts the sentiments of people” and quotes the eloquent Bertrand Russell on the subject.

In Search of Freedom

In conversation with Rishi Suri, ‎Editor — International Affairs at The Daily Milap.

Freedom is to Do No Harm

In conversation with Rwitwika Bhattacharya, founder of the Swaniti Initiative.

‘Economic power to people instead of trying to over-regulate’

‘Room for difference’

In conversation with Milee Ashwarya, Editor-in-Chief, Commercial and Business Books, Penguin Random House India.

‘ A vibrant intellectual ecosystem bubbling with different ideas.’

‘An inner hunger to become free.’

In conversation with Ishira Mehta, co-founder of CropConnect, a sustainable supply chain initiative…

Have we Lost the Will to be Free? (C Rajagopalachari, 1965)

#ThrowbackThursday: C Rajagopalachari — True Freedom (1953)

The following post contains excerpts from a speech delivered by C Rajagopalachari in 1953, in which he talks about the meaning of freedom. His views were strongly motivated by his religious beliefs, as is evident in this piece…