Global Voices Online

Geetha Krishnan compiles a list of interviews of some TED India fellows taken by a bunch of Indian bloggers.

Piyal Kundu from Naihati, West Bengal, India posts some vintage Indian photos in his blog “Old Indian Photos” and some of them date back to the 1850s.

Mridula at Travel Tales From India posts a photo showing how international refreshment brands are delivered to a tea shop at Ilaka glacier in Triund near Dharmashala, Himachal Pradesh.

Photoblogger Anil is surprised to find that a photograph taken by him of the main building of Bishop Cotton School in Shimla was used for a commemorative postage stamp published by the Indian postal Service.

My Marrakesh visits the Kashmir region in India and shares the tale of a Pashmina embroider along with pictures.

A day in the life of India argues that “domestic violence is not a women specific issue, violence against men is taken very lightly and a few would out-rightly deny the existence of it.”

One in two women in South Asia faces violence in her home. Charukesi at A Time To Reflect writes about a campaign called Bell Bajao (ring the bell) which aims to put an end to domestic violence in India.

Amreekan Desi has some practical information for the non resident Indians who are trying to go back to their motherland to settle there.

The Acorn opines that the major Indian political party BJP must elect its next leader to lift the party from political turmoil.