Is There a Future for the Secular-Liberal Citizen in India Today?
Revisiting Ambedkar in an era of political Hinduism
Tag: Democracy
David Graeber, the One Among ‘the 99%’ Is No More
His intellectual legacy may contribute to guiding the overall direction of the 21st century
‘Silence’ as a Language of Power and Resistance in Kashmir
The state uses “silence” and “death” as violence on different civic bodies
Metamorphosis of India’s Democracy – Delhi Election 2020
Allen Thomas and Rahul Raj analyze India’s Democracy related to Delhi Election from 2020.
Understanding Dissent in India
What are the protesters doing amidst the pandemic lockdown?
Collective Action and the Poverty of History
History may testify for the possibility of a kinder, more humane and fairer world; but it is always people who will have to materialise it.
A Broken Search for the Humane – Story of a Political Defeat
The political economy of the labour crisis and the inability of the Left to learn from past experiences has led to a lot of chaos and confusion during the lockdown.
