Badri Raina: The Citizenship Bill Lapses: Good Riddance to Bad Rubbish

This amendment comprised the most brazen declaration yet of the coveted assertion that India is a Hindu nation

Badri Raina: The Indian conundrum of insufficient faith

Often those who pontificate most vigorously about the desirability of selfless action without thought to the fruits of action seem most contentiously, indeed often violently, to be after the fruit rather than the selflessness

Vijay Prashad: Pox Americana

Interview on Venezuela, India, Mexico, Congo, and U.S. Hegemony

George Monbiot: Waste Colonialism

The UK government is flagrantly flouting its own rules, allowing our scrap tyres to be sent to India for burning

Badri Raina: Kashmiri: Let Not Religion Divide What Language Unites

A tragic consequence of the coerced Kashmiri Pandit exodus of 1990 has been the conscious communalization of a common language

Vijay Prashad: 5.5 Million Women Build Their Wall

On Jan. 1, 5.5 million women in the Indian state of Kerala (population 35 million) built a 386-mile wall with their bodies

Badri Raina: Where Fearless Minds Suffer

Shah Faesal’s Move Reflects a Diminishing of the Republic

Vijay Prashad: 150 Million Say No to Despotism in India

If a new trade union law goes into effect, India will essentially abandon any commitment to workplace democracy

Soumya Shankar: Tulsi Gabbard Is a Rising Progressive Star

Despite Her Support for Hindu Nationalists

Badri Raina: Women Walking Into Sabarimala First of 2019’s Watershed Moments

The mega-mass event will go down in India’s contemporary history as a blow on the behalf of reason and constitutional rights and crowns a year of concerted mass determination to obtain gender justice in the cultural-religious domain

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