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BAPS, the Eiffel Tower and the curious silence on secularism
I was a little surprised to see how some of those whom I respect for taking a firm stand on patriarchal issues reacted to the manner in which they...
Delhi High Court Order granting Bail to Kanhaiya Kumar March 2, 2016
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Full text of the Delhi High Court order by...
Hindu Marriage Bill, Pakistan: Serious Gaps
Notwithstanding the positives, the Hindu Marriage Bill, 2016 approved...
Challenging Heterogeneity in Universities
This short essay aims to deconstruct and challenge the...
Irom Sharmila’s Anguished Appeal to Women of India
Irom Sharmila on a hunger fast for the past...
For Children, Just a Pittance in the 2016-2017 Budget
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HAQ: Centre for Child Rights Mr. Finance Minister deserves a...
Dalits, Adivasis off the Radar: NDA II Budget
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A total of Rs 75,764 crore has been denied...
JNU teachers slam Bar Council report that justifies the Patiala House attack
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A joint statement by several faculty members challenges the...
A Farmer’s Budget but where is the Minimum Support Price?
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The budget vowed to double farmer income by 2020,...
Arrogance Personified: MHRD Minister Smriti Irani forces AMU VC to Quit Delegation
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The arrogance and uncouth behaviour of minister for HRD...
Blaphemy or sedition: Poems for our times
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