Yanis Iqbal
What should Indian Muslims do? A critical analysis of Liberal chicanery on minority oppression
Indian Muslims, continuously dehumanised for their identity, are advised by the liberals to be passive and apologists. What’s the way out?
Revisiting Lenin’s views on religion on his 152nd birth anniversary
On Lenin’s 152nd birth anniversary revisiting his views on religion in the context of the working class’s struggle. It’s important even now.
Keynesianism is unsustainable: a critical analysis
With the dislocation of the neoliberal normality by the COVID-19 pandemic, one has witnessed attempts by influential organisations and specific sections of the intellectual elite to resuscitate dormant ideas. Sudden […]
Capitalism and class struggle in the era of Coronavirus
The importance of class struggle against the capital’s unbridled attack on working class was never felt as much it’s felt now, during the era of Coronavirus
Right-wing populism’s Orwellian tactics
Right wing populism is quickly emerging as a new dominant political discourse. It is radically re-constituting the uneven field of politics on which ideological battles are fought. Right-wing demagogues use a diversified repertoire of rhetorical tools to not only temporarily acquire dominance but to disaggregate frozen beliefs and re-configure them. To analyse this process of re-constitution, this article uses the vocabulary provided by George Orwell in his seminal book “1984”.
How to strengthen the anti-CAA movements in the post-COVID-19 world?
To make the anti-CAA agitations sustainable, an organisational architecture should be constructed to give an intellectual articulatory edge to the protests.