Mercês, Stereotypes and the Broken System
The incident at Mercês is a demonstration of the breakdown of law and order.
Ayurveda and the Ills of Nationalism
How ayurveda is used to promote Indian nationalism to the detriment of bahujan groups.
Law and Liberties in Times of Executive Fiats
Why beef-bans, in any form, are unconstitutional.
Beefing up the Law for No Beef
The deceptively packaged Rules that are designed to ban bovine slaughter and the consequently make beef ban a reality.
Public Hearings: How the Coal is sought to be tempered
The farce of public debates for private good: How states and corporates manipulate public opinion.
Reading Reginald: Between “Venice” and “Russia”
Exploring Reginald Fernandes’ works.
Reading Reginald: Inside Africa
Exploring Reginald Fernandes’ works.
Reading Reginald: Magic, Love, and ‘Dignidad’
Exploring Reginald Fernandes’ works.
Tejas Express: Public Property and Civic Duties
Can public spaces be for everyone’s benefits when casteism prevails?
The Invisible, Unimportant, Expendable Pedestrian
For caste society, to be in a car is a sign of importance; to be on foot is a sign of lowness, of unimportance and expendability. Caste society means vulnerable pedestrians and killer roads.