The implementation of the NEP is in contrast with its stated projects.

September 11, 2023 was the 130th anniversary of the Chicago speech of Swami Vivekananda. Govind Krishnan V.’s 2023 book, Vivekananda, the Philosopher of Freedom, makes a persuasive case for how the Sangh parivar’s greatest icon is its arch nemesis.

The photographer builds on the interconnectedness of people, geography and problems to present a Kerala that is often forgotten in history, culture and conversations.

Four reasons are responsible for the sorry state of Indian higher education today: COVID-19, the National Education Policy, the Common University Entrance Test and the National Assessment and Accreditation Council.

The shift from “victim” to “survivor” isn’t new as an exercise in nomenclature. But when a person who was subjected to sexual assault comes forward to talk about it, she is embodying it in all political rigour.

How the women of the Muslim League and nuns are ushering in a new debate on issues of gender equality and making hope possible in a state of despair.

Whether in the government or not, Gouri took on archaic social formations and called for reforms on many fronts. Her life demonstrated that female emancipation was not another domain for men to work, speak for and lead.

Kerala’s political culture was built around dominant communities balancing political power and overall social development. But that looks set to change.

Despite its lack of direct involvement in the state's politics, the BJP's actions have captured the state's agenda and propelled parties to pander to a sense of fearmongering.

Humanity’s shrink into the domestic space for five months now, should make us all think of liberation of and for women.

The organic nature of women claiming their spaces was replaced in the nightmare reality of men who killed, set houses and shops on fire and caused havoc in north east Delhi. 

For a party which has stayed afloat without pitting Indians against Indians, without major corruption allegations and showed a working model of development, AAP has doggedly refused to widen its reach.

Thanks to an impractical and dangerous August 28 circular by the University, an appalling interpretation of it by college principals and a non-responsive political system, thousands of teachers and lakhs of students are going to be victims in various ways. 

The handling of the Kerala floods has “Keralite” written all over it. It has demonstrated the state's power to be a people while fire-fighting a situation.

The paradox of Kerala is not one of development but of redistribution in gender and caste terms.