Bhima Koregaon: the battle continues even after 200 years
Rahul Vaidya Even a few days before The Elgar Parishad (conference) was to be held … Read more
Society
Gendered Public Spaces and the Question of Safety
Parveen Sultana The Bangalore Incident that happened on 31st December, 2016, where women who came … Read more
India’s Elite and the “Technocratic” understanding of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
Manzoor Ali Envisaged by the intellectuals, the ‘dominant idea’ or ‘value system’ per se reaches … Read more
A Secular Case for Common Civil Code
Abdul Rahman The news regarding Muslim Personal Law Board and other Muslim organisations’ adamant stand … Read more
Keeping Kashmir on the Boil
Ibrahim Wani During the Kashmir protests in 2010, more than a 100 civilians died as … Read more
‘Aligarh’: Poetry in Silences and Pauses
Indranil Mukhopadhyay I am not a film critique. I have liked films that critics have … Read more
Whose Nationalism is it anyway?
Parvin Sultana In the last two months the country has witnessed fervent battles in the … Read more
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
Imagining New Individuality with Marx
Satyaki Roy In the wake of industrial revolution with the advent of mechanisation, deep division … Read more