Our PG in Journalism & Digital Media Student, Sneha Singh from SPICE shares this ground report from a Kurla chaupal featuring residents speaking about key local issues, including drug activity, better Education, and garbage disposal. Locals share their experiences and call for solutions to improve living conditions in the area.Continue Reading
Our PG Diploma in Journalism student, Stency Samson conducted an interview at the grassroot level in Vinay Nagar, Mira Road focused on street vendor’s issues, voting intentions and expectations ahead of the MBMC elections. The dialogue reflects the perspective on livelihood and local governance. #journalism #massmedia #electionsContinue Reading
Our PG in Journalism & Digital Media student Tiyasa Karmakar interviews Miss Karen D’mello, Congress candidate of Bandra Ward no. 101Continue Reading
Residents of Ward 90, Santacruz East raised concerns over persistent civic issues during a local chaupal, sharing problems they face on a daily basis and urging authorities to take corrective action.Continue Reading
As Mumbai readies itself for the upcoming BMC elections, SPICE caught up with Sainath Katke, contesting from Ward No. 164 for Shiv Sena (UBT). From waterlogging to road repairs, Sainath Katke, addressed the key issues affecting the residents of his ward ahead of the polls. Continue Reading
History has always been my favourite subject since school days. The tales of past and the anecdotes of our ancestors kept me hooked to the textbooks but the recent revisions in the NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) social science textbooks have twisted historic narrations. It sparks concerns overContinue Reading
Mumbai: The walls of the Mumbai Press Club, usually adorned with the humdrum of daily reportage, now carry the weight of a city’s trauma. Black-and -white images of burning buses, blood-soaked streets, and shattered images of burning shattered windows, and silent, stunned faces have taken over the gallery space forContinue Reading
Mumbai, Jan 6: Last Saturday the district authorities of the Chhattisgarh government demolished an allegedly ‘illegal’ property belonging to a prime accused Suresh Chandrakar, a day after police discovered the body of a 32-year-old freelance journalist and distant relative Mukesh Chandrakar, in a septic tank. Around the same time, authoritiesContinue Reading
I came from Nagpur in July to do a year-long course in Journalism at St. Pauls Institute of Communication Education (commonly referred to by us as SPICE), in Bandra West. Currently, I live in Kurla, which is convenient as a location and also for transport. As the Vidhan Sabha electionsContinue Reading
Last Monday, the State Bank of India sparked considerable debate following its request for additional time to comply with the Supreme Court’s directive striking down the scheme as unconstitutional, mandating the immediate discontinuation of the issuance of these bonds and disclosing details of all bond transactions since April 2019. TheContinue Reading