Source: Fault Lines / Al Jazeera English The Indian Author and Political Activist Joins Avi Lewis on Fault Lines In 1997, Arundhati Roy’s first novel The God of Small Things made her the first Indian woman to win the prestigious Booker Prize. More than six million copies of the book were sold worldwide. Since then, she has turned [...]

Traducción de la entrevista en español debajo de los videos Source: Democracy Now! March 22, 2010 We speak with acclaimed Indian writer and activist Arundhati Roy on President Obama, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, India and Kashmir and much more. Roy also talks about her journey deep into the forests of central India to report on the [...]

Fuente: In These Times Traducción: María Valdés, CEPRID por Arundhati Roy 18 de enero, 2010 Las colinas bajas del sur de Orissa han sido el hogar de la kondh Dongria mucho antes de que hubiese un país llamado India o en un estado llamado Orissa. Las colinas vigilaban a los kondh. Los kondh adoraban las deidades que viven en [...]

Fuente: CEPRID por Alberto Cruz 25 de diciembre, 2009 Los maoístas nepalíes han recuperado la iniciativa política en Nepal después de haber sido desalojados del Gobierno el pasado mes de mayo por una coalición de 22 partidos, sumisos a las presiones de India, ante la pretensión de que abandonase la jefatura del Ejército un general que sistemáticamente se [...]

To justify enforcing a corporate land grab, the state needs an enemy – and it has chosen the Maoists by Arundhati Roy October 30, 2009 The low, flat-topped hills of south Orissa have been home to the Dongria Kondh long before there was a country called India or a state called Orissa. The hills watched over the Kondh. [...]