During the 15th century, a community of Iron Age farmers constructed an extensive landscape of stone-terraces, stone-lined fields, house platforms, stone circles and irrigation canals covering over 2,...

Compiling 19 essential essays written over a decade (2015–2026), this collection offers an in-depth look at India’s unfolding agrarian crisis. These pieces—previously published in print and on digital...

Challenges and opportunities of land tenure faced by rural women in Ghana.

4 February 2026 (Navroze Bureau) :  Punjab, once considered one of India’s most prosperous and progressive states, today finds itself grappling with economic stress, agrarian challenges, fiscal pressures, and social concerns. In contrast, neighbouring Haryana—despite sharing similar geography, culture, and agrarian roots—has managed to carve out a comparatively stronger growth and governance trajectory. For Punjab, taking a leaf out of Haryana’s playbook could offer valuable lessons in reviving growth, restoring fiscal discipline, and building sustainable development.

4 February 2026 Punjab Khabarnama Bureau : Punjab, once considered one of India’s most prosperous and progressive states, today finds itself grappling with economic stress, agrarian challenges, fiscal pressures, and social concerns. In contrast, neighbouring Haryana—despite sharing similar geography, culture, and agrarian roots—has managed to carve out a comparatively stronger growth and governance trajectory. For Punjab, taking a leaf out of Haryana’s playbook could offer valuable lessons in reviving growth, restoring fiscal discipline, and building sustainable development.

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Much of the lack of convergence between us comes down to timescales of interest, and (ugh) metaphysical preferences.

In its Letter to the Brazilian People, the Movement reaffirms its commitment to confronting capital, imperialism, racism, patriarchy, and all forms of oppression.

The Khmer Rouge killed intellectuals and city dwellers because the movement embraced an extreme agrarian, anti-urban ideology that cast educated people, professionals, and anyone linked to the old society as enemies of a new peasant utopia. Under Pol Pot’s rule from 1975 to 1979, cities were emptied, money and markets were abolished, and suspected “intellectuals” were executed or worked to death in rural labor camps.

By Perfecto T. Raymundo, Jr.QUEZON CITY – The 150th Birth Anniversary of nationalist leader Pedro Abad Santos was commemorated at the Kamuning Bakery Café, together with the National Historical Commis...