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Historic Victory at Panjab University, but Federalism Remains at Stake

At a time when the BJP is forcefully implementing the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 to advance a neoliberal, imperialist agenda of centralisation, privatisation, and saffronisation—branding all dissent as...

Three Months After, Reading Rohith Vemula’s Poetry

It is three months to the day that Rohith...

Education with values

First Published on: January 1, 2001  During its first tenure,...

Continuing the Brave Fight: Kanhaiya Kumar does it again

In yet another speech that spoke eloquently of true...

Can a Government silence the Rising Crescendo of Protest?

  1998 was the birth centenary year of Bertolt Brecht,...

When Crime Becomes Ordinary, Ordinary Life Will be Criminalised

 Zee News Anchor Sudhir Chaudhary whose heart beats for...

Why does the Modi Sarkar want to stymie AMU’s Off Campus Centres?

  I distinctly remember the fierce debate when proposal of...

Confounding Mythology with History is the Sangh’s Agenda: Amartya Sen

First published on: January 1, 2001The saffron agenda of...

WAILS OF YAMUNA

On the cruel destruction of the Yamuna flood plain. What...

Diversity Threatened: 177 Cases of Violence against Christians in 2015

State impunity that combines science across the political spectrum...

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