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Saurabh Sharma
A Graphic Book Rekindles Spirit of Anti-CAA Protests
06 Aug 2021
Exploring Ita Mehrotra’s visual grammar in ‘Shaheen Bagh: A Graphic Recollection’, a book that helps the iconic protest site come alive again in difficult times.
Arbab Ali
Dhobi Ghat Paathshaala: Promise of Education at the Site of Demolition
07 Mar 2021
“At this point, if I’m asked to choose between my jhuggi and the Dhobi Ghat Paathshaala, I would choose the Paathshaala,” said a resident.
Ajaz Ashraf
Delhi Riots: A Year Later Bail Orders Puncture BJP Narrative?
22 Feb 2021
Court rulings in several cases related to last year’s violence show up BJP leader Kapil Mishra’s vituperative social media campaign as a cruel joke.
P K Dutta
A Parade of Diverse Colours Against a Monochrome Nation
25 Jan 2021
The significance of Shaheen Bagh and Singhu lies in the coming together of an open political community movement -- against a ‘charismatic’ leader, against concentration of wealth, a claim to rights…
Pragya Singh
Women Aren’t Just Giving ‘Bhagidari ‘ but ‘Aguvaai ‘ to Farmers’ Struggle: Harinder Kaur Bindu
18 Jan 2021
The BKU (Ekta Ugrahan) leader says Punjab changed because women struggled, and they won’t give up on farm protest either.
Paramjit Singh Judge
Farmers’ Agitation: A Catch-22 Situation for Prime Minister Modi
04 Jan 2021
Private capital in agriculture is a death warrant for farmers, but the PM is trapped. He can either have a ‘firm leader’ image or avert this tragedy.
Amey Tirodkar
Farmers’ Protest: Pune’s ‘Kisan Bagh’ to Amplify Farmers’ Voices
10 Dec 2020
Various like-minded organisations in Pune have come together to start a sit-in protest called ‘Kisan Bagh’, which has been named on the lines of Shaheen Bagh.
PTI
Delhi Police Turns Away Shaheen Bagh’s Bilkis Dadi from Singhu Border
01 Dec 2020
The 82-year-old face of the anti-CAA protests had gone in support of protesting farmers but was asked to leave citing COVID concerns.
Romila Thapar, Salim Yusufji
“A Secular Democracy is now Threatened by Religious Majoritarianism”
30 Nov 2020
An Essay, dissent has a long history in the subcontinent, in forms that have evolved or changed through the centuries.
Hasina Khan, Rishika Jain
Muslims and Mental Health: Talking About Discrimination and Violence
13 Nov 2020
The atrocities faced by the Muslim community adversely affects their mental well-being, but psychologists and therapists are behind the curve.