In recent years, India is seeing a disturbing trend with the rich becoming richer and the poor poorer, and the middle class shrinking, that is, a K-shaped recovery marked by rise in stark inequality. A. . .

Uses of the Conflict The Bhartiya Janata Party’s vilification of the sixth Mughal emperor Aurangzeb seems to have reached a crescendo. Following the release of the Bollywood blockbuster Chhava, there has been a heightened hate. . .

[ With new products like Bitcoin and AI requiring mind-boggling amounts of electricity, recent years have witnessed a sudden spurt in demand for energy. Global tech giants like Microsoft, Google and other are therefore moving. . .

Maharashtra politics under the double engine ‘Sarkar’ (government), a Marathi word used many a times to denote a feudal title for political satraps as well, has been engulfed by the storm caused by the unholy. . .

Nearly 80 lakhs of retired EPS pensioners are being cheated and exploited by the policies of Modi government. They are not only suffering from deprivation of necessary life support, but also of self-respect promised by. . .

“Normalcy, normalcy. It sounds obscene when one realises it is built on seventy thousand corpses. The peace of the graveyard, the normalcy of death gives way to.” - Agha Shahid Ali Voting in Desperation Ever. . .

On October 7, 2024, as the Israeli genocidal war on Gaza entered its second year, Palestine Solidarity meetings and marches were held across the country expressing their strong solidarity with the people of Palestine and. . .

Revolution is never a negative politics. It is not the politics of the opposition, but the politics of the alternative. It is not the politics of merely a new party, it is the politics of. . .

Meppadi panchayat of Wayanad district of Kerala was devastated in the wee hours of July 30. Relentless rainfall wrought two event of deadly landslides that resulted in the death of 231 people in their sleep. . .

“In societies where modern conditions of production prevail, all of life presents itself as an immense accumulation of spectacles. Everything that was directly lived has moved away into a representation.” - Guy Debord, Society of. . .