Henrik and Lana cover the latest in Flashback Friday, August 25, 2023.
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Henrik and Lana cover the latest in Flashback Friday, August 25, 2023.
This is the audio version of the show. If you want to watch the video version go here. We have RSS/Podcast feeds available here.
( Photo : Courtesy – countercurrents.org) Writers, scholars, artists have always worried the powers that be. There was a time when the Parisian police had been given the onerous task of keeping the greatest writers of late 18 th Century who were living in Paris at that time under their watch. Poor fellows, one can … Continue reading Vishwa Guru’s Sleuths →
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Guest post by SASHEEJ HEGDE Don’t ask for the meaning, ask what’s the point. (Ian Hacking). Nizar Ahmed, Metaphysics and the Politics of Compassion: An Indian Perspective (Kozhikode, Kerala: InsightinPublica Printers and Publishers Pvt. Ltd., 2023, pp.93, Rs.300/-). [ISBN – 978-93-5517-340-9] 1. Introduction It is no easy task to resist such a forceful and persuasive … Continue reading Is the ‘Politics’ of Compassion Transcendental? Sasheej Hegde →
How India is Slowly Emerging as a ‘World Teacher’ albeit of a different kind ( Illustration : coutesy CJP, Citizens for Justice and Peace) France has moved towards normalcy some time back. The anger and anguish of the still marginalised in the society, which spilled over into the streets, over the killing of a 17 … Continue reading Vishwa Guru of Hate? →
Background :A close friend of decades prodding you to read / listen to something and ask for your views is such a great moral incentive which nobody would refuse.The following note is an end product of similar undertaking which this pen pusher rather reluctantly took initially when one received a YouTube link of a conversation … Continue reading Debating Hindutva →
In response to the LCI ‘s invitation to “stakeholders, including public and recognised religious organisations” to share their views on the Uniform Civil Code, some feminist groups and individuals came together in Delhi on July 4-5 2023 to draft a considered response.
Recently, 33 political scientists wrote to the Director, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) asking for their names to be withdrawn from the Political Science textbooks. This letter followed an earlier one by Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar where they had similarly asked that their names be removed from the textbooks as chief … Continue reading NCERT Textbooks, VCs and Others and ‘Updation’ →
Comments for the Washington DC Diaspora Program on “Karnataka Election Outcome and the Two Contesting Ideologies” Guest Post by Dr Ravi Sinha I must begin with a disclaimer. I am no expert on how elections are won or lost. Nor can I claim any competence in deciphering an electionresultfor what has worked and what has … Continue reading How to Draw a Line on the Ground : Ravi Sinha →
