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Closing of the Indian Mind: Campus subjugation, intellectual mediocrity, & death of democratic assertion

The author, a senior academic analyses the decay in Indian public universities and traces the decline to a state patronage, entrenched, unaccomplished elite and the absence of true representation through student and teacher body elections

1984, 1992-93, 2002…

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Death sentence for Dalit labourers

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Dalit schoolboys demand their rights

Dear Friends, The Congress government headed by YS Rajasekhara Reddy...

Talaq Talaq Talaq

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‘We need to carry the ulema with us’

  Uzma Naheed Director, Iqra Education Foundation Member, AIMPLB   To begin with,...

Reform! reform! reform!

  Nazma Bibi, Orissa   Nazma Bibi is a 26-year-old Muslim woman...

‘No faith in the Muslim Personal Law Board’

Haseena Khan Co-ordinator, Awaaz-e-NiswanThe All India Muslim Personal Law Board...

‘Triple talaq has no place in the Koran’

Nilofer S. Akhtar Advocate, Mumbai high court, specialising in family...

Reform! reform! reform!

Rahmathnisha, SivagangaiRahmathnisha, a resident of Thirupattur in Sivagangai district,...

‘All unjust personal laws must go, be they Hindu, Muslim or Christian’

  Indira Jaising Senior lawyer, Supreme Court of India, and women’s...

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