by R.G. Gidadhubli
On March 9, 2019 the Uzbek judiciary announced punishment of imprisonment to Gulnara Karimova, elder daughter of late Islam Karimov, former President of Uzbekistan, for five years since she has repeatedly violated the Uzbek (...)
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Gulnara Karimova: From Tashkent Presidential Palace to Uzbek Prison
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Scholar Accessible: Rabindra Ray (1948-2019)
31 March 2019TRIBUTE
by Swatahsiddha Sarkar
Least did I expect the person who kept on grilling me around a single point during my Ph.D entrance interview at the Delhi School of Economics (D’School hereafter) to become my supervisor and then a lot more. His (...) -
The Future of Dissent in the Anthropocene
31 March 2019by Upendra Baxi
The following is the text of the Second Rabi Ray Memorial Lecture. Professor Upendra Baxi was to have delivered the lecture but due to his indisposition which prevented him from attending the memorial meeting in New Delhi, it was (...) -
Poll Campaign, Parrikar, Christchurch Carnage
23 March 2019, by SCWith the campaign for the 17th Lok Sabha polls in full swing, the parties in the electoral fray, primarily the BJP and Congress, are trading charges against each other with gusto.
In the midst of this campaign former Defence Minister and present (...) -
Bhagat Singh as I knew Him | Ajoy Ghosh
23 March 2019On the occasion of the eightyeighth anniversary of Bhagat Singh’s martyrdom on March 23 this year, we are reproducing the following article (published last year in Mainstream) in homage to the legendary revolutionary’s abiding memory. He was (...) -
Mahatma Gandhi and Bhagat Singh: Concept and Vision of Freedom
23 March 2019by Mansavi Patyar
India achieved complete emancipation from British rule after a lot of hassle. This struggle for independence was flagged by numerous freedom fighters who not only sacrificed their personal happiness but their precious lives (...) -
Dissecting the Silence: Mahatma Gandhi and Congress on Bhagat Singh’s Martyrdom
23 March 2019by Saurav Kumar Rai
There are several ‘myths’ pertaining to modern Indian history and India’s struggle for independence. While some of these myths were created by the colonial state itself to weaken the ongoing independence movement, some of them (...) -
Elections 2019: India at Crossroads
23 March 2019by Ram Puniyani
Elections in a democracy can rightly be called a festival of the masses. They determine the course of the country in times to come. That is generally the case and Indian democracy has been steering this path, deepening the (...) -
Stocktaking after the Ordeal
23 March 2019, by Nikhil ChakravarttyFrom N.C.’s Writings
The following is another piece written by N.C. during the 1965 Indo-Pak War. This constituted the author’s New Delhi Skyline written soon after the ceasefire on September 23, 1965.
An ordeal by fire is not necessarily the (...) -
Rethinking India - Pakistan Relations
23 March 2019, by Arup Kumar SenThe heretical political thinker of our time, Michel Foucault, explored the correlation of modern politics and war in his writings. The editors of a recent book on Foucault argued that in re-making politics, the modern age also re-made war. In (...)
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