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‘It is imperative to understand the main reasons behind Ambedkar’s active interest in economic and labour rights’

Doing no justice to a vision of democracy

C. Lakshmanan Aparajay

The existing economic system pursued by the political parties is antagonistic to the model envisioned by B.R. Ambedkar

Gyanvapi and the principle of non-retrogression

A. Faizur Rahman

‘While celebrating India’s journey, there is also a need to recognise that there are forces are at work, weaakening its unity’

Driving the Balkanisation of India

Pulapre Balakrishnan There is the ascendancy of a political ideology with little understanding of the idea of India as a coalition of the willing

‘An impact far wider than imagined’

A new road for India’s fiscal federalism

Suhrith Parthasarathy After the ‘Mohit Minerals’ judgment, States will now be free to exercise independent power to legislate on GST

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Democracy can die in daylight too

Liberals need to think again

A summary of fears and possibilities

Why the Narendra Modi government should be cautious about a majoritarian agenda

Back to Kashmir with an open heart

Any delay in holding Assembly elections in the State will only deepen the sense of alienation

The playwright against the Right

Girish Karnad’s commitment to democratic values meant that he often took a vocal stand on issues

Squandering the gender dividend

It is a national tragedy that women unable to find work are dropping out of the labour force

Foreign policy challenges five years later

In an unpredictable global environment and with resource constraints, India needs to shape a domestic consensus

The script writer of culture

Through his plays and their performances, Girish Karnad’s work interrogated our deepest beliefs about the idea of India

Inhumane, and utterly undemocratic

Mohammad Sanaullah’s case must serve as an urgent call for rethinking the National Register of Citizens

A clear arc from India to Nigeria

The leadership in both countries must take the initiative to energise bilateral ties

The great Indian celebration

The country’s politics has changed, and new analytical tools are required to understand it

Language, the opening move

The ‘Hindi’ controversy foretells the larger political narrative for the coming years

Hindi or English, comparing apples and oranges

The project to remove English from India remains misplaced and dangerous to development and integration

The immediate neighbourhood

SAARC still has the potential to become a platform for South Asian interests and shared growth

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