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Piyush Mishra, Jharkhand and the Blind Spot of Progressive Men
Raising troubling questions about personal choices and contradictions, the author, both a professional and political activist, queries the active presence of the person at the Jharkand protests and his token support for the Jantar Mantar students uprising that saw brute police actions
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