Timir Basu, editor of Frontier Weekly, reflects on the present, past and future of the Weekly.
Bishakha Nandy examines the inequal governance festering under the rule of populism in Bengal.
Kalyan Kumar Das contemplates the potential of populist governance in West Bengal.
Bishakha Nandy examines the inequal governance festering under the rule of populism in Bengal.
Maidul Islam furthers the debate on the merits and demerits of populist governance in West Bengal.
We need to understand the ‘antipolitical’ stance of the movements against this backdrop as a rejection of ‘the political’ as the business of party-politics and power struggles.
Understanding Contemporary Mass Uprisings
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A Series by Subho Protim Roy Chowdhury
In contemporary India, rural-to-urban migration is reshaping the economic and social landscape. This series brings together testimonies and surveying of present disturbances faces by the migrant workers; based on their experience on custodial torture, push backs.
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Review by Rochona Majumdar
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How to be a good Indian
Cartoon by Satish Acharya
