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PAX LUMINA - January 2026

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PAX LUMINA Description:

Forlegger: LIPI

Kategori: Culture

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Bi-Monthly

Peace and Reconciliation Network of the Jesuit Conference of South Asia, along with its Nodal Agency, Loyola Institute of Peace and International Relations (LIPI), Kochi, has launched the first issue of the online Magazine: PAX LUMINA: A Quest for Peace and Reconciliation.

This is brought out with a view to promoting Peace and Reconciliation worldwide with a South Asian Perspective. In fact, we are highly privileged to have an array of eminent scholars, writers and peace practitioners in our Advisory/Editorial Board.

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In India, languages have been an emotional issue. When one group of people wanted Urdu as the Official Language as opposed to Hindi in Devnagari script, the country was led to Partition. The Eighth Schedule of the Constitution provides recognition to 22 Languages. Several public upsurges have been witnessed against imposition of languages on the people. The Constitution of India protects freedom of speech under Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution. The freedom of press, the freedom of expression find their place in Article 19 of the Constitution. Of course, they are subject to reasonable restrictions as provided in Article 19(2). India is a country where freedom of speech is guaranteed, but is there freedom after speech? We have witnessed instances where protests by students have been met with criminal actions, professors voicing opinions have been sanctioned, journalists are locked up for doing their job.