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Dinesh Dwivedi
Democracy Crumbles Under Central Push to Control NCT
07 Apr 2021
Democratic regression is incrementally visible in the presence of an absolutely centralising government.
Partha S. Ghosh
Myth of Internationalisation of Democracy
12 Mar 2021
A key question is whether democracies follow the same policy towards others which they expect from the world.
Vignesh Karthik KR, Vihang Jumle
Why a Recent Social Media Trend Signals Hope for Democracy
09 Mar 2021
A recent trend critiquing the government over unemployment shows social media isn’t just bots controlling the narrative.
Ditsa Bhattacharya
India Falls from ‘Free’ to ‘Partly Free’ in Freedom in the World 2021 Report
04 Mar 2021
‘The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its state-level allies continued to crack down on critics during the year, and their response to COVID-19 included a ham-fisted lockdown that…
Subhash Gatade
If Comment is Free, Why are Dissenters Being Locked Up?
22 Feb 2021
The State look the other way only when right-wing footsoldiers target innocent people and provoke violence.
Sanjay Kumar
Life and Death of Working People in India
20 Feb 2021
According to news reports, the death toll due to the flash flood in Rishiganga i
Suhit K Sen
On Suppressing Media, Judicial Verdicts and Undeclared Emergency
06 Feb 2021
Sedition, spreading violence and disharmony; the charges the police is filing are monstrous to the point of absurdity.
PTI
Peaceful Protests, Dialogue Are Hallmarks of a Thriving Democracy: US
04 Feb 2021
The State Department, to a question on the ongoing farmers' protests in India, said US encourages any differences between parties be resolved through dialogue.
Sudhir Kumar Suthar
Farm Laws Violate Democracy and Federalism
04 Feb 2021
Their economic rationale is important, but farmers are raising questions of federalism and democracy as well.
Monica Dhanraj
Munawar Faruqui Case Makes Idea of Democracy Illusory
16 Jan 2021
The arbitrary manner in which the police and judiciary in Indore are dealing with Faruqui’s case sends chilling messages and exposes unpleasant truths.