Who can judge which struggle contributed most to the growth of an egalitarian, just society in independent India? ...
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An exciting whodunit of economic imperialism. One wishes for the devil in the detail.
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Chronicle of a brave peasant woman who converted the tragedy of a gangrape into a personal crusade
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Itself the outcome of a bottom-up movement, the Jan Lokpal bill ironically proposes a centralised framework against graft. Without checks and balances.
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Just what is civil society? A hazy label that leaves us none the wiser.
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It has offered space for the voices of the people on the margins...
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The rulers are so consumed by the arrogance of power that they simply dismiss all opposition as “anti-national” and set the stage for more repressive actions.
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Bezwada Wilson has transformed himself into an extraordinary activist, a great campaigner against discrimination and injustice, and a mesmerising speaker, writes Aruna Roy.
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Right from its first battle to access land rights in Sohangarh, the idea of RTI has been growing, writes Aruna Roy
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