Submissions Guidelines
January 20th, 2015 
Administrator For all writers, journalists and artists, please read our submissions guidelines page before submitting poetry, fiction, reportage, art or a pitch for an article. It is standard practice for all writers to refer to the guidelines page so that there is no confusion about requirements. It is standard policy in the publishing industry for all writers to adhere to the policies of any publication if they wish for their work to be considered.
Val B. Russell
Editor and Publisher
Tuck Magazine
Current scenario in the Indian Power Sector
January 19th, 2015 Administrator 
By
Sandhya Sutodia
Empowering the country’s power sector entails a close look when it comes to throwing light on factors denying a plug between demand and supply. This becomes more pronounced when the glittering statistics of having notched up the fifth position in power generation fails to lighten the burden, electrify villages and enlighten the politic. Around 40 percent of the population does not have access to electricity.
Journalists in Uganda protest against police brutality
January 16th, 2015 Administrator 
By
Robert Ssewankambo
Cruelty against journalists recurred when police officers attached to the Jinja Road Police Station in Uganda’s capital city, Kampala, intercepted and pepper sprayed journalists who were peacefully walking to police headquarters to petition the Inspector General of Police against the violent attacks on journalists by police officers.
Senior Police officer assaults two journalists in Uganda
January 14th, 2015 Administrator 
By
Robert Ssewankambo
A senior police officer, Joram Mwesigye, the Division Police Commander (DPC) for Old Kampala, Uganda, on the 12thJanuary 2015 assaulted two journalists, Andrew Lwanga of Wavah Broadcasting Services (WBS) Television and Joseph Ssettimba working with the government owned Bukedde Television.
In War, no one wins
January 13th, 2015 Administrator 
By
Hira Azhar
The horrible menace and terror of war,
Shakes my being at its very core.
Destruction, agony, and so much fire,
Death follows all, as lives expire.
WAR (World at Rebellion), as the name indicates, is the most horrible calamity which, when befell on a country or nation, leaves every single man and commodity in grave agony as it results in the loss of everyone involved; as Neville Chamberlain said:
“In war, whichever side may call itself the victor, there are no winners, but all are losers.” Read more »
Raila must grieve but his troops must not be left rudderless
January 13th, 2015 Administrator 
By
Joe Khamisi
Towards the end of his biography: ‘Raila Odinga, An Enigma in Kenyan Politics’, Nigerian author Babafemi A. Badejo, dedicates seventeen pages of testimonies to the Kenyan opposition leader that were sourced from interviews with relatives, friends, politicians and former detainees.
Hard Truth with Anant Mishra: Kashmir: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
January 12th, 2015 Administrator 
