Albertina Almeida: The Uniform Civil Code
Albertina Almeida, Civil Rights Lawyer speaks how the so called Uniform Civil Code in Goa, does not address the issue of gender […]
Jason Keith Fernandes: “ISHQ | Pride, Politics, Solidarity”
Jason Keith Fernandes was recently invited to participate in a discussion which looks on how the politics of Pride and Gay liberation […]
Jason Keith Fernandes: “Why Goa Matters to Theory”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8VPFLB3j9A For more info see here.
Jason Keith Fernandes: “Why Should We Be Critical about the 2018 Supreme Court Judgement Against Section 377?”
From the EPW podcast description: “A 2018 Supreme Court ruling that decriminalised queer sex was widely celebrated. Judges and petitioners framed the […]
Kaustubh Naik: “Pinnacle Webinar on New Education Policy 2020”
A webinar organized by the Dept. of Political Science, Goa University.
Dale Luis Menezes: Interviewed by Devsurabhee Yaduvanshi on the scholarship on the Goa Inquisition
Devsurabhee says, “His recent article on the misuse of the Inquisition for fomenting politically motivated religious sectarianism is not only an interesting […]
Amita Kanekar: “Migrant Labourers and Goa’s Political Economy”
Organized by the Dept. of Political Science, Goa University. The abstract states, “Discussion aimed to reflect on the issues of Migrant labourers […]
What’s New about the New NEP?
By AMITA KANEKAR India’s third National Education Policy (NEP) has been described as making ‘sweeping changes’ in the education system of the […]
Reading A. K. Priolkar in 2020
By DALE LUIS MENEZES How should we read A. K. Priolkar in 2020? Or, more importantly, how should we understand ‘his’ interpretation […]
Thinking Goa, Thinking Kashmir
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA On August 5, 2019, exactly a year ago, Government of India effectively abrogated Article 370, in the name of […]