No matter what one’s political persuasion is, it must worry us all that the kind of politics brandished by the current BJP regime is a dangerous precedent from the perspective of imagining citizens as a verb by systemic impoverishment of our mental and physical capabilities.

The politics of precarity and heightened socio-economic inequality erodes our compassion. The politics of prejudice and the treatment of minorities corrodes it.

I was part of a team that had planned a ‘Restore Democracy Yatra’ from Jammu to Srinagar last November, but we were not allowed to proceed beyond Ramban.

The Centre, through arbitrary subversion of legalities, is turning us into random number generators.

To evaluate the role data plays, we need to understand if data in its modern avatar is more akin to being pey – a vampire-like evil spirit – or bhutham – a friendly ghost.

In Mahuadand, a town in western Jharkhand, MNREGA contractors’ crimes are seen to stem from their religion, not from their trade.

The recent upsurge in protests across universities has led to claims that pedagogy and activism cannot overlap, but that is rarely the case.