The Right Not to Sing

Nationalist Demands in the New Law The Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026 was introduced by Amit ...

Dalit Capitalism or Managed Inclusion? Neoliberalism, the Right Wing and Dalit Entrepreneurship

Dr. Milind Kamble of the Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry said in an interview, “Capital can break caste ...

The Scaffolding of Ghosts: Metaphors of Precarity, Institutional Parasitism and the Dalit-Bahujan Guest Faculty in Indian Higher Education

"They take our sweat to cement the arches of their intellectual temples, but reserve the sanctuary for their own kin ...

When the State Can Take Your Institution: FCRA and How the Civil Society Is Being Choked Financially

India’s Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act was introduced in 1976, during the Emergency, to regulate foreign influence in Indian political life ...

Who Gets to Roar Like a Tigress? Neoliberalism, Marketised Education and Caste Inequality

India has expanded education as a formal right while simultaneously allowing the conditions under which that right is exercised to ...

Why Maharashtra Withdrew Its Temple Land Bill

By the time Maharashtra's Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule announced that the government was withdrawing the draft Maharashtra Devasthan Inam Abolition ...

Delimitation, Representation, and Marginalization of Dalit-Bahujan Community

The dubious delimitation attempt under the guise of women’s reservation during the special parliamentary session of April 16–18, 2026, was ...

Law Against Atrocity, Society Against Justice

When Parliament passed the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act in 1989, it was acknowledging a basic ...

Holy Against the Grain

Holi arrives each year with fire and colour. On the eve of the festival, bonfires commemorate the burning of Holika; ...

When Love Refuses to Kneel: The Anti Brahminical Revolt Against Marriage

How can marriage, that ancient chain forged in the furnaces of caste and patriarchy, still be hailed as a moral ...