A critical look at the three central agencies show how and why they were conceived and how they are being used today.
Tag: Bhima Koregaon
The Importance of Anand Teltumbde’s Thoughts in a ‘Republic of Caste’
Anyone engaging seriously with Teltumbde's work will know his beliefs are antithetical to the crimes he is being accused of.
Is India Really a Democracy? The Answer, My Friend, Is Blowing in the Wind: Nayantara Sahgal
The author's lament about the attacks on individual rights and freedoms in present-day India.
Father Stan Swamy: A Soft-Spoken Man With a Fire Within
Swamy dedicated his life to Adivasi rights. And that's what made him so 'dangerous' in the eyes of the state.
A Poem For Hany Babu
'A testament to the failure to find a language that can hold our anger and disbelief together.'
‘Bhimayana’: Why You Should Be Reading This Anti-Caste Narrative
It simplifies Ambedkar’s intention behind fighting for anti-caste rights independently without relying on the kindness of caste Hindus and feeding their saviour complex.