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Trying to Sell the Family Silver, Again

Besides laying down unrealistic targets for receipts from sale, India’s disinvestment strategy continues to prioritise liquidation of profitable PSUs, which converts recurring dividend income into…
▶14-Aug-2026
Abhilash S.

Towards a Command Society in West Bengal

West Bengal’s BJP government marks a shift from Mamata Banerjee’s negotiation-based “franchisee politics” towards hierarchical “command politics”. Guided by RSS discipline, this reordering privileges…
▶08-Aug-2026
Dwaipayan Bhattacharyya

Citizens, Suspects, and the Portable Border

India’s eastern border sustains two political imaginations: a security frontier and a labour frontier of everyday survival. With the security logic now dominating, categories meant for foreigners…
▶27-Jul-2026
Kabir Rana, Kumar Rana

What Conservation Cannot See

Conservation law has no register to value landscapes sustained by a community's sense of duty. The default instinct to fold these landscapes into familiar administrative categories erases the…
▶11-Aug-2026
Sanjana Krishnan

The Failed Promise of Higher Education

Indian families invest in higher education, trusting it will deliver good jobs for their children. But with jobs growing scarce, work that is available matching neither qualifications nor aspirations…
▶05-Aug-2026
Krishna Priya, Rosa Abraham

When Digital Satire Becomes Dissent

The CJP refuses to fit old categories: apolitical versus political, satire versus protest, virtual versus physical, domestic versus diasporic. This is exactly what makes it a bellwether for how young…
▶05-Aug-2026
Sanam Roohi
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