We became victims of two things—unjust investigation and a media trial that was used as a weapon. The Media Trial was Deeply Painful.
What is on display is not moral authority, constitutional discipline, or respect for international law, but the naked exercise of imperial power.
BY Anand Teltumbde 6 January 2026
The Kuldeep Singh Sengar court order is not just a judgement—it’s an indication of where the Republic stands.
BY Anand Teltumbde 5 January 2026
It is a structural transformation of how nuclear risk, responsibility, and power are distributed in Indian society.
BY Anand Teltumbde 18 December 2025
A deep dive into the neoliberal architecture of India’s insurance liberalisation
BY Anand Teltumbde 17 December 2025
India’s federation endured not because its design guaranteed balance, but because earlier governments exercised restraint
BY Anand Teltumbde 16 December 2025
Historians will likely see this bill as educational subjugation, not reform.
BY Anand Teltumbde 13 December 2025
How have the Dravidian movement, the Dalit movement led by Ambedkar and his successors, the Communist movement, and the Hindutva movement articulated by the RSS and the BJP each engaged with caste?
BY Anand Teltumbde 1 December 2025
The system protects those who commit caste violence while blaming victims for asserting dignity
BY Anand Teltumbde 12 November 2025
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has grown into the world’s most powerful civil society organisation despite its glorification of caste and exclusion of the marginalised
BY Anand Teltumbde 29 October 2025
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