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Tag: BJP
Srishti Art Attack: Love, Art and Dissent in New India
It was 9 pm on a cold January night when thousands of people assembled at Ram Leela Maidan to witness one of India’s finest statesmen – Atal Bihari Vajpayee …
I Protest Because I Love
Ministers and men of faith are expected to be neutral in the realm of politics, as faith does not play favourites. But in matters of justice, human rights, and …
University vs Family: A Conundrum
How the personalities manufactured by Indian families clash with those produced by universities.
BHU: The Death of a University
Someone once told me that the nature of protests in a university depicts its true health. Looking at BHU I fear it is dead.
We Need to Create a Vocabulary of Protest Which Resonates with Students, Citizens
As students, this is our moment and we must own it. We have something that this regime lacks: the power of imagination and the ability to think and ask …
Kheer and Fear: Indian Diaspora Against Islamophobia
I want my grandfather’s vision of a tolerant India back.
The Incompatibility of Authoritarian Regimes and Scientific Research
The former keeps building glass cages to fight change, and the latter is really, really good with a hammer.
DUSU Election Results: ABVP Wins Three Out of Four Seats
This year, the voting turnout was recorded at 39.9% as opposed to 44.46% the previous year.
DUSU Polls: ABVP Prevents SFI and AISF Candidates From Filing Nomination
ABVP has denied the allegations saying that the SFI and AISF candidates arrived late to file their nomination.