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The two consecutive nationwide strikes by gig workers in December 2025 sent strong signals to the platform capitalists to rethink the extant...
The recent draft Population Management Policy by the Government of Andhra Pradesh, which proposes monetary benefits for couples having a second or...
Cuba’s sovereignty is non-negotiable, and the choice of society expressed by its people must be respected. It is not socialism that is responsible...
The Thiruparankundram controversy in Tamil Nadu is a site of communal mobilisation and political strategy rather than a mere religious or legal...
The significance of naming conventions in judicial verdicts is explored in the context of per curiam anonymity. By mandating judges to take ownership...
The significance of naming conventions in judicial verdicts is explored in the context of per curiam anonymity. By mandating judges to take ownership...
Bengali Muslims’ labour value, recognised by large sections of the Assamese elite as the key to Assam’s economic development, has not...
The transformative role of the artificial intelligence of things in the Indian agricultural sector is explored, highlighting its significant...
Nepal’s new government, headed by Prime Minister Balendra Shah of the Rastriya Swatantra Party, has promised to transform its polity and economy in...
T K Oommen envisioned a just society and lived for it. His sociology, occasionally informed by “a perspective from below,” was inclined...
India’s National Rural Employment Guarantee Act was the outcome of a sustained deliberative process that gave it some mettle. Within a few years,...
The tabling of the Group of Ministers report in the Assam Legislative Assembly for granting Scheduled Tribe status to six communities has ignited...
The state’s neo-liberal cash transfer mechanism engenders natural consciousness among Adivasi peoples, which narrows a comprehensive rights...
While much is expected of industry-led growth, many factors hinder the industrialisation of the workforce. The import of technology reduces the...
The Thiruparankundram controversy in Tamil Nadu is a site of communal mobilisation and political strategy rather than a mere religious or legal...
Indian business schools and institutions of management, social sciences, and humanities are structurally dependent on foreign journals for validating...
Originating as Shoshita (the oppressed) in 1975 in the aftermath of the Boosa incident, the periodical Panchama was produced by a collective of Dalit...
The state’s neo-liberal cash transfer mechanism engenders natural consciousness among Adivasi peoples, which narrows a comprehensive rights...
Trends in consumption inequality and poverty in India are examined using data from the Household Consumption Expenditure Surveys for 2011–12,...
Noam Chomsky’s repeated ties to Jeffrey Epstein challenge his moral authority. Chomsky’s defence—which relies on legal formalism and a “clean...
India’s National Rural Employment Guarantee Act was the outcome of a sustained deliberative process that gave it some mettle. Within a few years,...
Kerala’s From Forest to Sea: People’s Environmental Charter (2026), prepared by a coalition of environmental groups, is one of the most...
T K Oommen envisioned a just society and lived for it. His sociology, occasionally informed by “a perspective from below,” was inclined...
T K Oommen envisioned a just society and lived for it. His sociology, occasionally informed by “a perspective from below,” was inclined...
The tabling of the Group of Ministers report in the Assam Legislative Assembly for granting Scheduled Tribe status to six communities has ignited...
India’s National Rural Employment Guarantee Act was the outcome of a sustained deliberative process that gave it some mettle. Within a few years,...
Despite a nearly balanced gender ratio and the perception of higher autonomy among Assamese women, the state has witnessed a disturbing rise in...
In India, kanji is more than food; it is a social practice, a medicinal comfort, and an ecological memory of rice cultivation. The preparation of...
Kerala’s From Forest to Sea: People’s Environmental Charter (2026), prepared by a coalition of environmental groups, is one of the most...
It is a painful yet solemn responsibility for me, as a student of K N Panikkar, to write an obituary for him. I seek to temper my grief by using this...
The Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhisthan Bill, 2025 proposes to statutorily pave the way for centralisation, commercialisation, and privatisation of higher...
There has been a debate over mismatches between different sources of data on sanitation and water access in India. This article looks at the survey...
It is a painful yet solemn responsibility for me, as a student of K N Panikkar, to write an obituary for him. I seek to temper my grief by using this...
Kerala’s From Forest to Sea: People’s Environmental Charter (2026), prepared by a coalition of environmental groups, is one of the most...
The Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhisthan Bill, 2025 proposes to statutorily pave the way for centralisation, commercialisation, and privatisation of higher...
There has been a debate over mismatches between different sources of data on sanitation and water access in India. This article looks at the survey...
The Court’s judgment in Supriyo v Union of India (2023), especially after the ruling in Navtej Johar v Union of India (2018), fails to uphold the...
The Indian mainstream media has increasingly framed youth-led protest in South Asia through a securitised lens, as seen in the cases of Nepal’s 2025...
In India, kanji is more than food; it is a social practice, a medicinal comfort, and an ecological memory of rice cultivation. The preparation of...
The Indian mainstream media has increasingly framed youth-led protest in South Asia through a securitised lens, as seen in the cases of Nepal’s 2025...
There has been a debate over mismatches between different sources of data on sanitation and water access in India. This article looks at the survey...
In India, kanji is more than food; it is a social practice, a medicinal comfort, and an ecological memory of rice cultivation. The preparation of...
The Court’s judgment in Supriyo v Union of India (2023), especially after the ruling in Navtej Johar v Union of India (2018), fails to uphold the...
Despite a nearly balanced gender ratio and the perception of higher autonomy among Assamese women, the state has witnessed a disturbing rise in...
The National Crime Records Bureau’s annual report, “Crime in India,” includes crime data for states, districts, and metropolitan cities. The...
Displacement disproportionately affects indigenous communities, with state claims of “public purpose” failing to provide adequate and...
André Béteille was a figure whose influence could be felt beyond his own discipline and over the entire body of the social sciences. His concern and...
Extreme heat disproportionately affects those from marginalised socio-economic and occupational positions. This article examines the intersection of...
The employment-linked incentive scheme reproduces existing labour market asymmetries by prioritising subsidies to firms over investment in workers....
Delhi’s recurrent winter smog is widely portrayed as a meteorological inevitability or the consequence of dispersed behavioural failures, obscuring...
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