Junior researchers and the authorship dilemma Umashri Sundararaju, Hamrish Kumar Rajakumar Read the free full-text article at: doi.org/10.20529/IJME.…

This story is out now: queerbeat.org/stories/why-ge… A 🧵 on how India's rape and sexual assault laws leave out queer and transgender people, and why the solution might not be what we imagine ➡️ #TransRights #QueerJustice #India #RapeLaws #LegalReform #GenderJustice #Journalism

Joint Editorial Ending nuclear weapons, before they end us Kamran Abbasi, Parveen Ali, Virginia Barbour, et al Read the free full-text article at: doi.org/10.20529/IJME.…

It’s not just Dharavi. For years, Mumbai’s poor have been banished to live near a garbage dump In resettlement colonies built near the Deonar landfill, life expectancy is low, jobs scarce and health problems abound, reports Tabassum Barnagarwala scroll.in/article/108182… via Scroll.in

Emerging e-pharmacy sector in India: ethical and regulatory concerns Haripriya G, Harigovind PC, Rakesh PS Read the free full-text article at: doi.org/10.20529/IJME.… #epharmacy #DigitalHealth #HealthcareIndia

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Off-label use of baclofen for alcohol use disorders in India: no ethics without science Alain Braillon, Florian Naudet (Florian Naudet) Read the free full-text article at: doi.org/10.20529/IJME.…

This is a first. UK & Commonwealth edition of 'The Many Lives of Syeda X' published by Footnote Press longlisted for the 2025 Moore Prize for Human Rights Writing.

NWMI strongly condemns the ongoing trolling, intimidation and targeted harassment of Kashmiri journalist and NWMI member Gafira Qadir, following her review of the film, “Songs of Paradise,” for Middle East Eye.

The review noted how the film sidelined Kashmir’s political and historical realities. For saying this, Qadir has been subjected to both professional and personal attacks, as well as trolling and vitriol from organised troll networks. middleeasteye.net/discover/songs…

This harassment is not only a blatant attempt to silence her voice but also an attack on the principles of free expression and press freedom.

The fact that these attacks come in response to a critique of a film that claims to champion “women’s empowerment” underscores the deep irony and hypocrisy at play.

The NWMI stands in solidarity with Gafira Qadir and with all journalists—especially women journalists—who regularly face orchestrated online abuse and real-world intimidation simply for doing their job.

We call upon filmmakers, public figures and media professionals to engage with critiques in a respectful and democratic manner, and to publicly condemn their fans, followers and opportunistic mobs who instead resort to abuse, intimidation and threats.

In solidarity with Gafira Qadir NWMIndia strongly condemns the ongoing trolling, intimidation and targeted harassment of Kashmiri journalist and NWMI member Gafira Qadir, following her review of the film, “Songs of Paradise,” for Middle East Eye. nwmindia.org/statements/sto…

IJME Oct-Dec 2025 issue ijme.in/issues/medical… Some issues covered: state of medical education in India, domestic violence, off-label medication use, Israel-Gaza Conflict, care of critically ill infant, prisoners in Indian jail, drugs safety Cover picture: Anilkumar Patel

Road work with open ditches in chimbai village -- just waiting for an "accident"

Still a death trap...