Nawarangpur: Thousands Organise Under The Red Flag For Land and Dignity of Life
Vijoo Krishnan It took nearly 24 hours from Bhubaneswar by rail and road to reach … Read more
Labour Reforms: A Marxian Relook
Satyaki Roy We begin with two stylized facts related to labour and industrial growth in … Read more
Science, History and Mythology: Hindutva Discovery of Ancient India
D.Raghunandan A special symposium on science and technology (S&T) in ancient India as gleaned through … Read more
PK: Beyond laughter and controversies
Rahul Vaidya PK is a 2014 Indian satirical-comedy film which tells the story of an … Read more
Why I Refused the Medal
Gitosri Sarkar Yes, I turned down my university’s Best Graduate of the Year Medal. It … Read more
The Dark Policy: Bulb without Light and Lamp without Fuel
Manish Kumar In the current neoliberal period, public expenditure in various sectors is being reduced. … Read more
The Gujarat Model of Democracy
Sahil Kureshi Unable to pass the “reform” bills that it desired in Parliament, the Modi … Read more
Exodus- of Utopias and Prophets- In Search of People
Rahul Vaidya Exodus, a recently released and fairly successful Hollywood film [1] tells ‘the story … Read more
Government Spending on Health in India: Some Hopes and Fears of Policy Changes
Shailender Kumar Hooda Most countries in the world spend a sizable amount of public fund … Read more
Wither Away the Pressure on India’s Patent Law
Saradindu Bhaduri Once again, India is under pressure from the US to revise its patent … Read more