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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...

Minority Institutions: Rights or Privilege?

‘AMU is not a Minority Institution,’ says the Modi...

Swami Vivekananda, theirs or ours?

  A close look at the Swami on his 153rd...

Shakespeare and Islam

This article appeared http://blog.oup.com/2015/12/shakespeare-and-islam/ on December 27, 2015   Without Islam...

Save DU from the politics of hate and communal poison

Press Conference against holding of Ram Janambhoomi Seminar  A Joint...

Protests against colouring DU saffron

  A seminar on the Ramjanmabhoomi issue by a VHP-sponsored...

To Study or to Not be Able to Study

On 9th December, 2015 the OccupyUGC protestors were lathi...

Ismat versus the World

  BJP Government Purging Plurality and Diversity from Textbooks   My grandmother...

Where is the news? Peaceful students protest faces police brutality in Delhi

If it bleeds, it doesn’t lead! For those of us...

Education is for All, keep out WTO-GATS

Hundreds of students, teachers and educational rights activists from...

Building the Idea of India

  Young Friends,As in the preliminary remarks it was said...

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