Why the Shudras are lost in today’s India- Final Part
This hurts their performance and their post-graduation prospects. Proficiency in only a regional language also restricts them to regional opportunity […]
Why the Shudras are lost in today’s India- Part 3
In bringing them to where they are today, MK Gandhi and Ram Manohar Lohia were crucial not just as politicians,
Why the Shudras are lost in today’s India- Part 2
NARENDRA MODI BECAME PRIME MINISTER in 2014 on the back of proclamations that he belonged to the Other Backward Classes, implying
Why the Shudras are lost in today’s India- Part 1
When the government implemented the Mandal Commission recommendations, in the early 1990s, it was meant to be a watershed moment
What Is Fascism And ‘How Does Fascism’s Vicious and Grotesque Ideology Work’?
MD IRSHAD AYUB The term Fascism refers to “the aggressive, radical and ultra-nationalist ideology as well as right wing political
The case for peace
By Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam A few weeks ago I had written a piece, “Let’s give peace a chance.” In
Zaira Waseem, Choices, and a Clash of Worldviews
Zaira Wasim, the Bollywood actress who declared her dissociation from the industry last weekend, has grabbed many an eyeball both
Post-Election Resolution for Muslims
Hifzur Rahman Qasmi* The 17th Lok Sabha elections came to an end in the month of Ramadan after a hue