What we see today is a gross violation of rights and denial of privileges, and a nonsensical leaning toward the promotion and advocacy of majoritarian ethos.
Politics

JNU Teachers’ Association Slams Registrar for Giving ‘Communal Colour’ to Clash
JNUTA said it was clear that the Ram Navami havan "was not disrupted by anyone", criticising the registrar's assertion as "irresponsible".

Finding Ambedkar: Crises in ‘Ambedkarism’ That Merit Deeper Reflection
Since Ambedkar’s passing, Ambedkarites have been leaving a mark in various arenas, from politics to academia to employees’ organisations and more.

‘Was She Pregnant? Heard She Had a Love Affair’: Mamata on Minor ‘Gangrape-Murder’ Victim
A Trinamool Congress leader's son is the accused in the alleged gangrape and murder of a Class 9 student in Hanskhali of Bengal's Nadia district.

My Mother Does Not Know Urdu
A poem on the politics of language, written in light of the recent fracas created by a Sudarshan news reporter over the packaging of a Haldiram product.

Complexity and Uncertainty Theory: The Folly of Specialists
Why is it wrong to draw a general lesson from a specific event?