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The Double Stage on Campus: Caste, crisis & UGC equity regulations (2026) controversy

This paper applies the theoretical concepts of the “scene” and the “obscene,” developed in my earlier work on caste and “schizophrenic modernity”, to analyse the dispute over the University...

‘We will fight and we will win’: Full text, Kanhaiya’s JNU speech

  Full text of Kanhaiya Kumar’s JNU speech on March...

Why Sheldon Pollock

 A historian’s response to the petition against Sheldon Pollock:A...

Bail Granted to Kanhaiya Kumar

The Delhi High Court today (Wednesday, March 2, 2016),...

Challenging Heterogeneity in Universities

This short essay aims to deconstruct and challenge the...

My Life is Under Threat: Kanhaiya Kumar to NHRC

The president of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union...

JNU teachers slam Bar Council report that justifies the Patiala House attack

A joint statement by several faculty members challenges the...

Arrogance Personified: MHRD Minister Smriti Irani forces AMU VC to Quit Delegation

  The arrogance and uncouth behaviour of minister for HRD...

From Sir with Love: To his students living in these dark times

With campuses across India in a ferment, and students...

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