Reorganisation Act 2019: Future of asymmetric federalism in India
What we witnessed in 2019 was the rise of another constitutional jurisprudence and Kashmir was not the first or the last time it happened.
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Independent indeed, but are we free?
We can never be free from ideology, as it is the ideology that is dependent on us and feeds on our belief systems. But we have to be free from ideological hegemony to start moving into the direction of freedom.
India after Independence: A New and Divided Nation
In 1947, India had a population of 345 million. It was split. The high and lower castes, as well as the dominant Hindu population and other religious Indians, were divided. A wide diversity of languages, fashions, cuisines, and occupations were spoken in this large territory. How could they be forced to live in harmony inside one nation?
RAM KE NAAM: Through the lens of Publics and Counter publics
Ram Ke Naam illustrates how the others are excluded from the public discourse, and they became a part of ‘counter public.’
Saffron’s second innings: Decoding the Assam verdict
Himanta Biswa Sarma continues to be one of the most popular leaders in Assam and is loved and respected across party lines. He is thus credited for the lotus blooming in several north-eastern states including Assam!
What’s up with the elections in South, “National Television Media”?
To understand the realities of election coverage, we need to look at some of the realities associated with the “National Television Media”.
On the Left-Congress-Indian Secular Front Alliance and Prospective ‘Lotus Bloom’ in West Bengal
West Bengal is brewing in a hyper-political ‘cult war’ not seen in the recent past. Will it make or break BJP in Bengal?
Crux of Tamil Nadu elections: Analysing the parties involved
Though there are many small parties involved in the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections, the election is primarily a two-horse race!
Sufis as rebels and the syncretic tradition of medieval India
Sufis propagated a liberal form of Islam that did not coerce people into conversions. Even in times of hatred, they spoken the language of love.
The peculiar bipolarity in West Bengal
Politics is a perennial ever-flowing river changing its course subject to time and space, so does Bipolarity in West Bengal.
Crux of Kerala: Analysing the problems and prospects of the parties involved
The Kerala election is shaping up to be an interesting contest. This election has the potential to mark a significant realignment in the state’s political landscape.
Police encounters in cases of compelling evidences: Need for its legalization
In instances of clear and collaboratively compelling evidence, indicating that an individual is responsible for serious and heinous offences, immediate and appropriate action must be taken up by the Police.
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