Tamoghna Halder

In­dia’s new pri­vati­sa­tion dri­ve will hurt the poor – and es­pe­cial­ly the low­er castes and tribes.

Gand­hi’s non-vi­o­lent re­sis­tance helped top­ple an em­pire, but he was also a racist.

The events of Jan­u­ary 26 con­sti­tute an un­prece­dent­ed mo­ment in In­di­an his­to­ry.

The only caus­es Mukher­jee served were not those of the In­di­an pub­lic, but of those in pow­er.

And Amer­i­can ed­u­ca­tion­al in­sti­tu­tions are not do­ing near­ly enough to pro­tect us from racism and dis­crim­i­na­tion.

Protests are es­ca­lat­ing against the sys­tem­at­ic ex­ploita­tion of teach­ing as­sis­tants by aca­d­e­m­ic in­sti­tu­tions in the US.

In­dia’s de­ci­sion to re­voke Ar­ti­cle 370 is just an­oth­er chap­ter in Kash­mir’s long his­to­ry of im­pe­r­i­al op­pres­sion.

The Left Front failed mis­er­ably at the last elec­tion. Does this mean there is no fu­ture for left­ist pol­i­tics in In­dia?

Some ar­gue that sci­ence should stay away from BDS and pol­i­tics. But sci­ence is not apo­lit­i­cal and nev­er was.