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Ajay Gudavarthy
Indian State, Maoists and Tribals
14 Apr 2021
The Indian state needs to learn the art of conflict resolution in Maoist-affected areas. It means accepting tribals can guide state policy and abjuring violence on all sides.
Ajay Gudavarthy
How Long Will it Take for the Congress Party to Revive Itself?
07 Apr 2021
From Centrism, the Congress has landed in No-ism: hardly showing mettle for leadership or narratives that could dent the BJP’s ascent to power.
Ajay Gudavarthy
When Governance Becomes a Soap Opera
22 Mar 2021
The Modi government has got voters’ attention for now, but the audience always has its finger on the remote control, pressing for a new distraction.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Why Bail to Vara Vara Rao Augurs Well for Indian Democracy
16 Mar 2021
Collective rights cannot remain intact without a collective spirit. The Bombay High Court has shown such compassion lives on in India.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Can the RSS Manage Without BJP and Prime Minister Modi?
11 Mar 2021
Most parties espouse neoliberalism, creating fertile ground for the RSS to subsume all parties and institutions within its hegemonic imagination.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Have We Seen the Last of Conspiracies?
13 Feb 2021
There is a need to now explain and create a sensible narrative about how conspiracies become narratives that favour the ruling dispensation.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Can Strategies for Annihilation of Caste Help Combat Communalism?
08 Feb 2021
Questioning majoritarianism is about raising questions about ourselves and our identities as much as about others.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Is BJP-RSS Combine Jolted by Farmer Protests?
04 Feb 2021
Monolithic nationalism focuses on voters, constituencies, and local concerns, which offsets counter-narratives that raise national issues.
Ajay Gudavarthy
India Needs a New Anti-Majoritarian Self
16 Jan 2021
Can we defeat majoritarianism without confronting ourselves? Perhaps not. The battle with inner demons is as crucial as political strategies.
Ajay Gudavarthy
AIMIM and India’s Majoritarian Impasse
11 Jan 2021
What it will take to overcome the majoritarian impasse, which divides voters along religious identity, is a question nobody has answers to yet.