I am a huge fan of Good News India ever since I discovered it. Their tag line summarizes it all " News from India : of positive action, steely endeavour and quiet triumphs ~ news that is little known" The site reports stories about ordinary Indians who have worked within the flawed and imperfect system, with little more than their unflagging committment to their cause to keep them going. There is the story of Lakshmi Thathachar for instance who is using Sanskrit as his tool of resurgence. He believes that "Sanskrit-learning can lead to viable, contemporarily relevant careers. " His is one of the many wonderful testaments of hope that touches the lives of the most marginalized in India. For a decade now, most of the "good" press about India in the western media has been around the hugely successful IT story. Like all high-profile stories, it ends up being a distraction from much else about India that is newsworthy. That a woman in Nagpur has found a way...
crossings as in traversals, contradictions, counterpoints of the heart though often not..