Brahmins are fashioning new political rhetoric from old stereotypes
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In spite of his continuous victimization, Rohith Vemula did live a life of the mind that militated against the caste of the mind.
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In 1995, when Mayawati first became CM, the political epoch truly turned. Identity politics was now the norm. The BJP prospered by another version of it, but it was the caste-led parties that initiated the debate on the secular side. Here, one of India’s most eminent political theorists examines the curious trajectory of Dalit-led parties like that of Mayawati.
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