Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has consistently used his constitutional office to target Bengali-origin Muslims through discriminatory policies, inflammatory rhetoric and conspiracy-driven narratives, creating a sustained climate of fear and exclusion.
In this excerpt, the brutal use of a Kashmiri civilian as a human shield exposes the widening gulf between India’s constitutional promises and the ground realities of a valley under siege.
The IAS officer who resigned in the wake of systematic slaughter of innocents in Gujarat on the role of higher pollice and civil services.
As a record of the torment of our recent history, both anthologies are valuable, though uneven, testimonies.
No steps to provide for the Food Security Bill
A masterly, definitive analysis shows the present model of globalisation to be a ruthless, job-destroying gamble
In the middle class expectation of 21st century India, people on the socio-economic margins should stay there, because that’s their lot
The bureaucracy—its morale at an all-time low—stands infected
Our Constitution has seen many assaults, but CAB will marks the Constitution’s destruction, says Harsh Mander
Even a week after the violence erupted in full-blown fury, there was no agreed narrative on what led to it.
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