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Jauhar & the Politics of Distraction: How the Right and so-called liberals often complement each other
The selectiveness of medieval Muslim or medieval Rajput history in contestation is not just deliberate effort to alienate these two communities but is also a Brahmanical viewpoint that refuses to subject Peshwa or Maratha history to a similar brand of selectivity
How could Allah prescribe different rules for Bohras living in different countries?
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Treat Dalit Women as Equals before the Law: Radhika Vemula on Women’s Day
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Democracy, Nationalism and Nazism
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Sunderban: Breaking the Chains of a Historic Injustice
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The story I never got to tell – of rape and torture by the Indian army
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Irom Sharmila’s Anguished Appeal to Women of India
Irom Sharmila on a hunger fast for the past...
Entering a forbidden terrain: Women Qazis, ‘Auraton ki Shariah Adalat’, what next?
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Attacking the Defenders of Freedom, Chhatisgarh: Lawyers and Journos being Forced Out
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