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Shinzani Jain
Amid Raging Second Wave of Covid-19, Govt Cut Down Expenditure in April 2021
20 Jun 2021
Despite record tax collections and a country reeling under Covid-19, the government spent even lesser than it did in the same month last year.
Mohd. Imran Khan
Bihar: Bumper Harvest, But Poor Wheat Procurement Disappoints Farmers
08 Jun 2021
This year, the government has so far procured less than 40% of its total wheat procurement target.
Dr. Silpa Aziz
Farmers’ Protests: Govt Abdicates Duty, Leaving Them to Fend for Themselves
27 May 2021
The fundamental exercise of a parliamentary debate in enacting a law was bypassed.
Prudhviraj Rupavath
AP Budget 2021-22 Based on Unrealistic Revenue Estimations: Opposition Parties
21 May 2021
Farmer activists say that the Rs 500 crore allocated for market intervention scheme is not enough.
Akhil V. Menon, Rassal Janardhanan A
COVID-19 – Lessons In Constitution And Governance
11 May 2021
In light of the devastation of the current wave of COVID-19 that India is undergoing and the fault lines it has exposed in our governance system, AKHIL V.
Shinzani Jain
What Lies at the Foundation of the Prolonged Agrarian Crisis in India?
06 May 2021
It has been more than five months since farmers from different parts of the country began protesting in Delhi.
Ravi Kaushal
What the Dhand Anaj Mandi Tells us about Farm Laws and their Implications
23 Apr 2021
'What will happen when silos, as mammoth as the current ones with a capacity of two lakh metric tonnes, pop up in different locations across the state?'
Mohammad Sajjad
What Farmer Protests Owe to Sir Syed’s Economic Ideas
12 Mar 2021
If they read the list of reforms Syed pursued in the 19th century, farmers would find the demands they are raising through their protest today.
Varsha Torgalkar
Climate Change Turned Residents of Assam’s Char Villages Solely Dependent on Summer Crop
05 Mar 2021
Assam’s 14 districts along the Brahmaputra river has 2,251 ‘char’ villages where the poor Muslim farmers are victims of flash floods and silt deposit in river.
Navpreet Kaur
Farmers' Struggle and Women’s Participation
28 Feb 2021
Given that women have had lower mobility, even in terms of employment, due to the manner in which social constraints unequally impinge on them, their participation in the farm protests now may be…