On Creating a Society That Respects and Cherishes Kids
Raffi is not only the most popular children’s singer in the English-speaking world, he also has a long history as a progressive activist.
Citing Massive Loss of Livelihoods, TUs Call Nationwide Protest Day on July 3
Ten central trade unions have called for a nationwide protest on July 3 against “anti-worker and anti-people” policies of the government.
Remembering the Contributions of Migrant Workers: Two Articles
We have forgotten all the hard work and contributions of migrant workers, who worked to build our cities.
The Origins of Poetry: A Marxist Analysis
Applying Caudwell’s theories to the construction of a contemporary socialist understanding of the role and function of art.
What a Biography of Hitler Tells Us About the Supporters of Authoritarian Leaders
The leader cannot order everything from above; so those below have the duty to “work towards” what their leader has signalled he wants.
10C Above Baseline
Earth at 10°C above pre-industrial is a deadly horrifying thought, but it should not be dismissed out of hand.
The Essence of Jyotiba Phule’s Revolution Lay in His Rationality
His legacy demands that we pledge not to submit to the slave system and graded inequalities, but rather question them, and keep the revolutionary potential alive.
Why Kerala Rises Like a Phoenix Each Time Calamity Strikes
What has played a pivotal role in the state’s fight is the fact that Kerala, as a society, has stood united and resolute during these difficult times
Manufacturing Epidemics
India’s Covid-19 crisis is one effect of a decades-long process that has produced impoverishment, hunger, and ill-health, all at once.
Concerned Citizens’ Response to FM’s COVID 19 Relief Package
Courtesy: The Caravan, 27 March 2020 Emergency measures proposed and endorsed by 635 people only half-met Finance Minister (FM) Nirmala Sitharaman has announced a 1.7 lakh crore package to deal with the economic fallout of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. While we welcome that the Union Government is finally addressing this issue, it would have been…