While migrant workers have the constitutionally guaranteed right to move, reside and work across India, their presence in the city remains peripheral
By removing moral action from the grip of the future, Gandhi opened the present up to a variety of unforeseeable possibilities.
This ambitious and incisive book details the changing international order and offers a succinct analysis of the state of the world today, which is now in complete flux.
India should take a leaf out of China’s book to counter Chinese expansionist policies while maintaining its own sphere of influence in South Asia and in the Indian Ocean Region.
A look at the recent citizenship tangle in India reasserts the secular democracy’s tendencies of predetermining individual identities based on their ideological affiliations.
British industrial productivity led to a century-long process of deindustrialisation. India was outcompeted by the industrial revolution in Britain
The American century is coming to its end and China is ready to dominate the Asian Hemisphere. Yet, China’s labelling as a threat to world peace and security is contested.
The ‘neglected spaces’ where people are destined to suffer indignity and harm are ‘socially sanctioned’ projects of dehumanization.
Owing to Nepal’s geostrategic location, cultivating relations with one country at the expense of the
other, may be counterproductive.
The standoff underlines the fragility of the 1962 agreement between India and China and brings to light challenges to solidarity amongst the Global South.
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