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Power, Poetry, and Protest: Churchill, Tagore, and Gandhi in the Early Twentieth Century
The contradictory statements and common perceptions of the Gandhian ideology or philosophy in relation to the lives of Tagore and Churchill, an admirer and a critic of the Mahatma, call for closer introspection. The three legendary figures have left a legacy that is difficult to erase from the minds of intellectuals, academics, researchers, and the…
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Rebellious women: Whose JNU after all?
As the women of JNU who drove the university’s reputation and success over the years, they now face a twofold adversity: from the internal administration and from the external forces of society, all directed towards JNU. They face this because, first, they are women; second, because they are women of JNU.
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Neither Law nor Liberation: Maoism in Adivasi India
Home Minister Amit Shah promised to eliminate Naxalism by 2026, the Communist Party of India (Maoist) appears to be in steep decline. Maoist jan adalats bypassed due process, while the state relied on exceptional legal regimes, vigilante formations like Salwa Judum, and expanded use of the UAPA.
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Western democracies on the edge? Polarisation, protests, and the battle for legitimacy
Western democracies have been seeing a crisis of legitimacy as citizens are not trusting institutions and governments anymore. What would this lead to?
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