Tagore’s Nationalism for Our Times
Antara Ray Chaudhury Nationalism and the notion of nation state has always been a matter … Read more
Politics
Like Ambedkar, Rohith had no nation
Anshul Trivedi The suicide of Rohith Vemula is being met with two kinds of responses … Read more
The legacy of 1917 and the material historical dialectic of production-reproduction
Chirashree Das Gupta While contested opinion(s) on socialist experiences of the 20th century is all-pervasive, … Read more
What a common Muslim thinks of ISIS Terror?
Motiur Rahman Khan Paris attack last week (November 13, 2015) came as a shocker for … Read more
Imagining New Individuality with Marx
Satyaki Roy In the wake of industrial revolution with the advent of mechanisation, deep division … Read more
‘The Bolsheviks are coming’: the haunting of the Empire from London to Calcutta
Suchetana Chattopadhyay That sinking feeling At four o’clock in the afternoon on the last day … Read more
What does 1917 represent in 2015?
Vijay Prashad Coming soon is the centenary of the two Russian Revolutions of 1917 – … Read more
On the Maharashtra Bhushan Controversy
Rahul Vaidya The recent controversy regarding ‘Maharashtra Bhushan’ award given by Maharashtra government to Babasaheb … Read more
Humiliation as Political, Politicizing Humiliation: when caste bodies are sexually violated
Rukmini Sen Download PDF “Humiliation is not so much a physical or corporeal injury; in … Read more
Life in the Enclaves and the Land Boundary Agreement: A Long Overdue Solution
Parvin Sultana India and Bangladesh shared a peculiar history of enclaves. It is a long … Read more