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Rethinking the ‘Rajput State’: The Neemuchana & Tiladi agrarian movements

The legacy of colonial historiography and further amplified by Hindutva rhetoric has trapped our historical consciousness in the world of kings and dynasties, erasing public memory of our modern agrarian and working-class struggles.

The Spark in Their Words

The Texts Lived by Basava and Kalburgi   Basava, Kalburgi. Neither...

MPs submit petition for Impeachment of CJI Dipak Misra

In an unprecedented move, over 60 Members of Parliament...

Justice Sachar passes away, will always be remembered for compassion and justice

Noted lawyer, human rights activist and former Chief Justice...

Which Way Will CPI (M) Choose to Go, 1977 or 1989?

The year, 2019, like 1989 will be a watershed...

Savarkar’s Sanction to Use Rape as Political Weapon

Sangh Parivar’s silent support to accused in Kathua case...

The Significance of the Colour Blue in the Dalit Movement

Why is the colour blue associated with Dalit movements? Recently, a...

Thus vowed Babasaheb

Having a faced a lifetime of discrimination and seeing...

Prof. K N Panikkar’s call to observe History Week in India

Historiography appears to be under threat in India and...

View from Bangladesh: Three million ways to die in the East

When does a nation become truly independent?Did we become...

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