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What Went Wrong with the Samajwadi Party and What Should it do Now?

Akhilesh Yadav and the SP have paid the price for going into a shell after the 2017 defeat in the Uttar Pradesh elections. The party needs to be on the streets as it used to earlier and it needs to…
▶20-Apr-2022
Radhika Ramaseshan

An Indian Green Deal

A Green Deal for India could successfully address the triple crisis the country is now facing: an economic slowdown, poor health services and a high carbon intensity of economic activity.
▶20-Apr-2022
Rohit Azad, Shouvik Chakraborty

How a Village in Delhi Influenced Public Healthcare in India

The periurban space of Najafgarh has been a site of continuous experimentations in delivering rural primary healthcare since the 1930s. The model of the health visitor developed there has worked its…
▶15-Apr-2022
Aprajita Sarcar

The Many Lives of Rani Gaidinliu

The Sangh Parivar's valorisation of Rani Gaidilniu is a rare instance when a tribal leader from the North East is celebrated as a national icon over and above other — often Christian — leaders…
▶06-Apr-2022
Arkotong Longkumer

The End of a Political Model in Uttar Pradesh

The BSP’s strategy of combining a core base with moneyed candidates no longer works in Uttar Pradesh. The BJP has crafted a new winning formula that uses only elements of this old model.
▶05-Apr-2022
Gilles Verniers
Integrated Vaccine Complex at Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu.

Gutting India’s Public Sector Vaccine Makers

India's once-thriving public vaccine manufacturers were absent during the pandemic. This was not due to a lack of capability. The problem has been active neglect by the government .
▶29-Mar-2022
Sudip Chaudhuri

Why Feeding Monkeys is Bad for Forests

"The next time you feel the urge to feed an animal, either to pay obeisance to a deity or to help a ‘starving’ animal, please ask yourself if your action could have unintended consequences,…
▶18-Mar-2022
Asmita Sengupta, Abi T. Vanak

Experiments in Education: The early years of Visva Bharati and Dacca University

In 1921, Bengal witnessed the foundation of two universities: Visva Bharati and Dacca. The early years of the institutions give us a portrait of two unique models of education, learning, and pedagogy.
▶24-Mar-2022
Kaustubh Mani Sengupta
Book
Review

Is Digital the Future of Money?

Crypto currencies are the product of innovations in digital and financial technologies. They can improve speed transparency, and reduce costs, but cannot eliminate national currencies. A discussion…
▶21-Mar-2022
G. Sreekumar

Reason for Revolution: Looking back at Aijaz Ahmad

A personal remembrance of Aijaz Ahmad, scholar, thinker, Marxist, communist, and one who tried so much to make India his home but was not allowed to.
▶23-Mar-2022
Aniket Alam

The Great Trial of 1922

Exactly a 100 years ago, Gandhi was sentenced by a court for ‘sedition’. Its memory makes us revisit the Non-Cooperation Movement, which introduced mass politics into India.
▶13-Mar-2022
Venu Madhav Govindu

Top-down Approaches to Health do not Work

Government programmes for the indigenous that do not listen to and involve the local communities will not succeed in improving wellbeing.
▶11-Mar-2022
Mathew Sunil George, Ramu K.A., Rajendra Prasad
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