Economic and Political WeeklyDec 18, 2019
#EPWReadingList: The #CitizenshipAmendmentAct and the #NRC is the culmination of a long project of the Hindu right.
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Marking Territories: Illegal Immigrants, the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and the NRC

The Citizenship Amendment Act and the NRC is the culmination of a long project of the Hindu right.

Economic and Political WeeklyDec 16, 2019
#EPWReadingList: When states use the word “normal” for situations that clearly are not, they create a new “normal.”
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‘Everything is Normal’: Interrogating the Idea of Normality in Political Discourse

What is understood to be “normal” is often decided by those with socio-economic and political power.

Economic and Political WeeklyDec 10, 2019
#EPWReadingList: Is the government trying to change the nature of the university as we know it? http://bit.ly/2S5UqeP
Do Universities Threaten National Security?

Is the government trying to change the nature of the university as we know it?

Economic and Political WeeklyNov 28, 2019
#EPWReadingList: "The anti-defection law that was enacted by the 52nd constitutional amendment is indeed quite defective."
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How Political Parties Exploit the Anti-Defection Law to Form Governments

The Anti-Defection Law has several loopholes that obstruct the democratic functioning of the electoral process.

Economic and Political WeeklyNov 27, 2019
#EPWReadingList: How has the concept of “national unity” changed in relation to history, religion, and methods of inclusion in the post-independence period.
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Economic and Political WeeklyNov 19, 2019
#EPWReadingList: Political spending in India is unregulated, and political funding opaque and undisclosed. http://bit.ly/2H8H0vW
Money Power and Political Parties: Can State Funding Deepen Democracy?

Political spending in India is unregulated, and political funding opaque and undisclosed.

Economic and Political WeeklyNov 19, 2019
In light of the recent protests at #JNU, this #EPWReadingList explores the archives to gain a better understanding of the public university as an institution, and its relationship with the state.
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Are Public Universities and the State Destined to be at Odds?

In light of the recent protests at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, we explore the EPW Archives to gain a better understanding of the public university as an institution and its relationship with the state.

Economic and Political WeeklyNov 19, 2019
#EPWReadingList: The Swachh Bharat Mission claims to have made significant progress in improving sanitation in India. But how credible are these claims?
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Swachh Bharat: Hiding Caste Discrimination in Cleanliness

The Swachh Bharat Mission claims to have made significant progress in improving sanitation in India. But how credible are these claims?

Economic and Political WeeklyNov 19, 2019
#EPWReadingList: Ill-conceived policy and weak laws aid the flow of unaccounted money in India.
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What is the Story of Black Money in India?

Ill-conceived policy and weak laws aid the flow of unaccounted money in India.

Economic and Political WeeklyNov 18, 2019
#EPWReadingList: Governments across the world have exploited the gap between the pace of technological development and the formulation of laws to infringe on the rights of citizens.
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Protection vs Privacy: The Debate on Surveillance and Digital Rights in India

Governments across the world have exploited the gap between the pace of technological development and the formulation of laws to infringe on the rights of citizens.