A Politics of Avoidance that Must be Questioned
The dropping of Question Hour in Parliament, which helps the government feel the nation’s pulse, goes against the grain of democracy.
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Why this Tablighi from Djibouti Still Loves India
Despite being jailed for no crime for 60 days in a 6×6 cell, this Tablighi says he still loves India, as he encountered another India too.
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Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims Await Justice: 70 Years of Discrimination Based on Religion
Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims observe August 10th across the country as a day to highlight and protest the denial of the fundamental constitutional rights to them for the last seventy years!
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National Call of Action to Observe Kandhamal Memorial Day
Appeal to support and contribute to the struggle of the survivors for justice, peace and harmony and observe Kandhamal Day on August 25.
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Jail, Attack on Family and NSA: Kafeel Khan is Paying the Price for Speaking Up
Three years after the tragic deaths of infants at a Gorakhpur hospital, while the truth of the incident remains unknown, Dr. Kafeel Khan is being punished for speaking out on institutional failures.
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The Day After – A Few Questions for Indian Muslims to Ponder Over
How do you oppose a Hindu Rashtra here, whilst welcoming Islamic states abroad, where Muslims are in a majority?
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How – and Why – ‘Jana Gana Mana’ Became India’s National Anthem
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, who was instrumental in making it the anthem of the INA, particularly appreciated its pan-India and secular reach.
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Demolition Men Do Not Build Nations, They Destroy Them
The temple in Ayodhya is the Sangh’s temple, the assault on the rights of Kashmiris is the Sangh’s assault. Neither event associated with ‘August 5’ does India and its people any credit.
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Such a Temple Would Not Have Been Acceptable to Ram – Two Articles
Does the grand Ayodhya temple ceremony ensure that the common Indian will find Ram in this temple?
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Ayodhya: The Ruling Class’ Cynical Dream of Remaking India in Its Own Image
Today’s history might bear witness to the phenomenon of victor’s justice, but there are other strands of history that tell us that no one wins in the end.
