Is There a Future for the Secular-Liberal Citizen in India Today?
Revisiting Ambedkar in an era of political Hinduism
Tag: Liberalism
My Journey along the Margins of Identity Politics
Is identity politics dangerous? Hinnerk Frech writes his initial fascination and later disagreement with the work of the psychologist Jordan B. Peterson.
Farmers Bill and the Protest in India – The Myth of the Farm Reforms
The Indian government has recently passed controversial reforms for opening the market for the farm produces. Protesting farmers lament the resulting loss over price control and an expected decline in it that puts their livelihoods in grave danger.
Politics and Economics as Catalysts of Globalization
The base idea of globalization is interconnected economies; however, interconnectedness does not come without conflicts.
Commentary: Incel Violence is not an isolated phenomenon
A response to Tomkinson, Atwell and Harper’s article: “‘Incel’ Violence Is a Form of Extremism. It’s Time We Treated It as a Security Threat.”
Sick from Studying in the Neoliberal University
How neoliberalism is affecting students’ mental health.
Awakening from Neoliberalism?
Has neoliberalism lost its credibility now that the private health care sector is failing?
