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Supreme Court brokers interim peace at bhoj shala, allows basant panchami pujas and Friday namaz under strict safeguards

Directing separate enclosures, regulated access, and administrative oversight, the top court appeals for mutual respect while keeping the core dispute over the Dhar complex’s religious character open before the Madhya Pradesh High Court

Resisting Authoritarianism with a Life-affirming Agenda: A Psychoanalytic Perspective

Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s watch, the BJP-backed ABVP’s...

Darkness on India’s Prime Time News: Ravish Kumar’s Scathing Critique

 In a scathing self critique of India's private prime...

70 Years After a Patriotic Uprising

"Mutiny of the innocents" Author's name B.C. Dutt. Published by...

The long march to justice: Pansare’s murder

Image: Megha PansareEmotions were high as were the resoluteness...

Deceit and Conspiracy is the RSS Way

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh organised marches across Jammu brandishing guns...

Silencing India’s Public Intellectuals: One Year after Govind Pansare was Shot

Image: PTIOn February 16, 2015, exactly a year ago,...

A Stormy Relationship: Manto and the Progressives

  Extracted from ‘The Progressive’, Introduction to Saadat Hasan Manto,...

Why Ambedkar rejected, outright Gandhi’s views on Temple entry

Image: Ram RahmanGandhi’s refusal to accept that caste was...

Why we should listen to the music of the Holocaust – and that of Syrian refugees

Image: Patrick M, CC BY-NC-SA As the 71st anniversary of...

Lessons Unlearned: Nine years after the Thorat Committee report

  In 2007, then prime minister Manmohan Singh set up...

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Demolition of Adivasi homes at Sanjay Gandhi National Park on Republic Day

Outrage of the demolition of Adivasi homes (padas) at the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, without necessary verification of the land records under the Forest Rights Act, 2006 have cause consternation on Republic Day, 2026; while authorities claim this is as per an Order of the High Court, protesters say that no attempt of due process ensued: no notice; children are out of school and electricity and transport have been stopped

When Genocide is provoked from the Stage: Raebareli hate speeches, Bhagalpur dog whistles, and a delayed FIR

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MP: Village in Ratlam gives call to ‘socially boycott’ families over love marriages

Illustrative of how a regressive rhetoric by an aggressive right wing-- read ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies-- can embolden an archaic conservatism, a village in Ratlam district of Madhya Pradesh, has given a call for a ‘social boycott’ over love marriages. The call was reportedly given after eight couples from the village eloped and got married in the past six months

Form-7 and the Politics of Exclusion: How Assam’s voter revision has become a battleground

From mass objections in Sribhumi to legal notices by affected voters, the Special Revision has triggered alarm over the misuse of electoral procedures

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