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  • Political Science Lessons

    The delusional business of waxing on the strength of institutions seems to be a professional pastime for political scientists. Take the latest from Ashutosh Varshney...

    BY Aditya Nigam 4 May 2014

  • Manufacturing A Moderate Modi

    Modi, Modi and Modi is all you see and all you hear – except when the channels decide to do a story on their favourite punching bag – the Aam Aadmi Party and Kejriwal.

    BY Aditya Nigam 24 April 2014

  • Fascism, Indian Edition

    Is it gullibility or complicity of our pro-establishment intellectuals to pass off the violent core of political culture represented by Narendra Modi as an aberration?

    BY Aditya Nigam 24 April 2014

  • No Time For Parties

    If ideology-warriors had their way, they would rather have Narendra Modi as the next prime minister than have their ideological purity compromised by AAP.

    BY Aditya Nigam 14 January 2014

  • Tilism-e-Hoshruba

    Dreamworld of the ‘Consumer’: Today, consumption is the activity that determines us; it defines what we are.

    BY Aditya Nigam 22 January 2013

  • A Government In Hiding

    Who were the people who suddenly materialized and took over the anti-rape protest in exactly the way that the police wanted them to, giving them the much needed alibi for a crackdown?

    BY Aditya Nigam 22 December 2012

  • Dissolve The People?

    If only there were no people, democracy would be fine…So urgent is the need to attack the inconvenient and disobedient people, that often analysis is upstaged by rhetoric.

    BY Aditya Nigam 21 August 2011

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