Beyond “identity” it’s crucial to see the NRC issue from the class perspective
As the anti-NRC struggles intensify, it’s time to see the issue from a class angle and politically equip the poor, who will be most-affected, to combat it.
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Which BJP leaders will go to detention centres due to an honest NRC?
If there is an honest and impartial implementation of the NRC, which BJP leaders will end up in the detention centres? Well, there are a few of them.
The Supreme Court’s CAA hearing won’t impact the grassroots struggles
Even when the Supreme Court’s CAA hearing starts, the people won’t be quite excited about it as their struggle will continue to defeat the Modi regime.
Does the CAA legalise exclusion?
Is the CAA an exclusionary law? What will be the implications of this law in Assam and the northeastern states where the Bengali Hindus face discrimination.
Is the CAA really safeguarding the Hindus and non-Muslims from the NRC?
There is a misconception that the CAA will disenfranchise Muslims. Rather, it’s the NRC, which is made mandatory by the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2003.
The secret allies of Hindutva fascism enabling the sclerotic regime of Modi
Who are Hindutva fascism’s secret allies? Only those liberal democrats who are fascism enablers? Or those social-democrats as well who betray the workers?
Amitabh Bachchan and the silence of the stars at the hour of fascism
Amitabh Bachchan is criticised for his silence on every crucial public issue during Narendra Modi’s tenure. But what else we expected from someone like him?
The working class’s movements against fascism must ally with the anti-NRC/CAA movements
It’s a dire need at present to link the mass struggles against the CAA and NRC with the working class’s movements against fascism and neo-liberal economy.
No to segregation of Muslims, yes to a diverse and plural India that empowers to articulate dissent
Bisecting India through the contentious CAA and NRC by the BJP must be thwarted by upholding the pluralism and diversity that the Constitution celebrates.
Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, and the fall of India
The passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, marked the end of the “idea of India” which Nehru and the first generation of Indian leaders envisioned.
Hyderabad encounter: Unpopular opinion on a popular crime
The massive public support for the Hyderabad encounter and its glorification proved India is not marching towards but is in a dangerous mobocracy now.
Rahul Bajaj: Why BJP faces uncomfortable questions from its own?
Rahul Bajaj questioning Amit Shah over the reign of fear that rules India isn’t an act of rebellion but the annoyance of a section of capitalism with Modi.
The violence of silence: Kashmir and India
On 5 August 2019 the Indian government challenged the foundations of the Constitution, by large scale oppression and silencing of the voices from Kashmir.
Supreme Court’s Ayodhya verdict raises uncomfortable questions
The critical analysis of the Supreme Court’s Ayodhya verdict brings up a lot of contradictions within the verdict and the gross denial of justice to Muslims
Jammu & Kashmir: The courage didn’t wane despite the brutal onslaught
The bifurcation of Jammu & Kashmir and the brutal suppression of people’s democratic aspirations won’t help India to defeat the Kashmiri people’s struggle.
Ayodhya verdict: Not land, Muslims are striving for equal rights in secularism
The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on the Ayodhya dispute. It’s not land that the Muslims are fighting for, but their equal Constitutional rights.
Being objective: Analysis of Abhijit Banerjee’s Nobel Prize
Abhijit Banerjee won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for 2019. It’s imperative to do an objective analysis of his work to understand what it means.
Modi’s 100 days’ trailer was frightening, the film yet to arrive will be repugnant as well
Modi said that the first 100 days of his second innings were merely showing the trailer, the film is yet to come. India shivers thinking about the film.
UNSC mocked Kashmir’s agony by asking India and Pakistan to talk and resolve the issue
The UNSC, by asking India and Pakistan to resolve the current crisis in Kashmir through bilateral talks, mocked the agony and pain of the Kashmiri people.
Kashmir caged: The cruelty of the Indian state is a colossal stupidity
Since the arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Indian political scenario from 2002 onwards, India has steadily drifted into the world of pseudo-reality. By 2019, India has fallen deep into “the abyss of a totalitarian society“. Yet another “master-stroke” hurtling India towards disaster. The problem here is that since 1947 the United Nations … Read more