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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...

Catch News editor Shoma Chaudhury asked to quit

  'I am stunned by this arbitrary behaviour' by owner...

Bhagwat, NaMo contact the Christian Indian diaspora in a damage control exercise

  Something big is afoot.The Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) supremo...

‘How Opportunistic and Irreponsible can you get, Madame Irani?’

An Open Letter from the SC/ST Teachers’ Forum &...

ABVP: In the footsteps of Pakistan’s Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba; ominously so

The unfolding Modi-BJP-RSS-ABVP nexus in India is but a...

The Real Classroom: Outdoor Lectures Dissect Nationalism at JNU

JNU teachers create History with the sit in lectures...

Consolidated Solidarity Statements in Support of JNU

by Sunalini KumarWe are consolidating the statements received in...

The Dogs and the Rabbits

  This story is a work of fiction and any...

Reflections on JNU, India and Pakistan

Image: dnaindia.comThe ongoing row at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) reminded...

Who Gets to Fund Higher Education? A Hindu Nationalist Donor Raises Controversy

Last year, the University of California at Irvine (UCI)...

Teach RSS the Constitution, Mr Prime Minister

First Published on: February 12, 2016Modi to address the...

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