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Shamsul Islam

Shamsul Islam is a former teacher of political science at the University of Delhi. Link to some of S. Islam’s writings in English, Hindi, Urdu, Marathi, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati and video interviews/debates:
http://du-in.academia.edu/ShamsulIslam
Facebook: https://facebook.com/shamsul.islam.332
Twitter: @shamsforjustice

View online : Shamsul Islam's Blog

Articles by this author (45)

  • Acclaimed People’s Theatre and Music Director, Communist and Friend
  • Quit India Movement and INA versus Hindutva
  • Kakori Conspiracy Case: 93rd Anniversary of the Death Sentencing of Members of Hindustan Republican Association (HRA) | Shamsul Islam
  • PM Modi’s Muslim Bashing in UP Elections
  • Kerala Science Centre to be named after a pervert Racist and denigrator of Kerala Hindu women Golwalkar
  • A Peep Into ‘Hindu’ Narratives of Bengal History! | Shamsul Islam
  • 67th Anniversary of Democratic-secular Indian Constitution: Hindutva Demolition Squad Waiting for the Right Time to Undo it
  • Dear PM Modi, Aurangzeb Rule Was Also the Rule of Hindu High Castes! | Shamsul Islam
  • Open Letter to the Chief Justice of India
  • Militarisation Of Bhagat Singh’s Revolutionary Heritage | Shamsul Islam
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