New amendment shifts India’s transgender framework from constitutional dignity to bureaucratic governance, raising concerns over autonomy, representation, and exclusion
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Amal Chandra is an Indian author, policy analyst and columnist. His debut book, The Essential (2023), was launched by Dr Shashi Tharoor and features a foreword by former External Affairs Minister of India, Adv. Salman Khurshid. His research and commentary regularly appear in leading scholarly and popular publications. He posts on ‘X’ at @ens_socialis.
The Union Cabinet’s approval to rename Kerala as “Keralam” has been criticised as the political focus is on symbolic changes while there are pressing economic and social challenges facing the state.
Recent polls by IANS-Matrize and NewsX forecast the NDA between 136 and 150 seats, giving it an edge.
At its core, the ongoing protest by ASHA workers in Kerala is a feminist uprising against the systemic devaluation of care work
In many southern states, cinema has always been a medium for social change and political influence, so it’s not surprising that iconic silver screen figures often step into politics
Vijay's entry into politics with Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam unfolds against the backdrop of turmoil within the AIADMK, a party that once stood as the torchbearer of MGR's legacy under the formidable leadership of 'Amma' Jayalalitha.
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