Majoritarian States create a homogenous national subject in opposition to the idea of the “other” to sustain themselves. The construction of the “other” in the Indian context has seen …
National Curriculum Framework 2023: Whom Will This Structure of ‘Student Choice’ Benefit?
Without rigorous appraisal of our existing school systems, with studies on the preparedness of the present teacher education system, one wonders how such a major shift has been propounded.
The Future of History: Holding on or Letting go the ‘Indian’ Mughal Past
We have closely witnessed the beauty of their architecture, marvelled at their paintings, read their literature, relished the cuisine they perfected, flaunt clothing that they designed. Are we ready …
To Truly Celebrate Ambedkar, Read His Work and Embrace His Ideas
A look at three of Ambedkar's ideals which are essential if we want to build a better future for India.
Campus, Constellation, and Caste: Dalit-Bahujan Students and the Unending Battle of Belonging
After a long struggle, affirmative action policies allowed first-generation Dalit-Bahujan students to enter the university campuses and their entries into the campuses have been seen as a threat to …
Can WHO’s ‘Life Skills’ Counter the Effects of Bigotry on Schoolchildren?
It is well-nigh impossible for bigotry and hate to take root in a child or young person who possesses certain skills and qualities.
Mining Yesterdays for Tomorrows
'Let our old memories light our way...'
Lament of the Princess
'The princess is going to look her saviour in the eye / And tell him that she does not need saving.'
She is Shabnam
A poem on independant women who have no suitors as men feel intimidated by her.