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Border of Imperialism

Vol. 53, Issue No. 29, 21 Jul, 2018
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All for Rational Voices

Vol. 52, Issue No. 45, 11 Nov, 2017
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Demonetisation Catastrophe

Vol. 51, Issue No. 51, 17 Dec, 2016
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JNU: A Social Laboratory

Vol. 51, Issue No. 24, 11 Jun, 2016
Swapnil Dhanraj

The article “Why India Needs JNU” (EPW, 4 June 2016) by the eminent sociologist K L Sharma delineates a university which is not only an academic institution but also a unique “public university” in India with egalitarian and inclusive characteristics.

Rescuing Childhood

Vol. 50, Issue No. 18, 02 May, 2015
Swapnil Dhanraj

The editorial “Let the Children Play” (EPW, 18 April 2015) is thought-provoking. The problem of child labour can be contextualised as a structural one.

The (Anti)Kill Bill

Vol. 50, Issue No. 10, 07 Mar, 2015
Swapnil Dhanraj

Whether killing animals to satisfy hunger is morally right or wrong is a complex question. However, many animals are killed in the name of religion.

Riot-wing Politics

Vol. 50, Issue No. 6, 07 Feb, 2015
Swapnil Dhanraj

The article “Caste, Community and Crime: Explaining the Violence in Muzaffarpur” by Mohammad Sajjad (EPW, 31 January 2015) comprehensively analyses the interlinkages between caste, community and crime against Muslims.

Reimposing Hinduism

Vol. 50, Issue No. 2, 10 Jan, 2015
Swapnil Dhanraj

This refers to the article by Anand

Sanitation Workers

Vol. 49, Issue No. 47, 22 Nov, 2014
Swapnil Dhanraj

This refers to the article by Vivek Kumar entitled “Whose Cleanliness?” (EPW, 1 November 2014). He has given a vivid analysis of the “Clean India Campaign”, and its relation with caste. These are indeed correct and convincing.

Democratising Universities

Vol. 49, Issue No. 41, 11 Oct, 2014
Swapnil Dhanraj

The editorial “Democratise the University!” (EPW, 4 October 2014) draws attention to the struggles of the student community in the university set-up. I am very much convinced with the view that university administrations should actively encourage student participation in university affairs.

Dealing with Alcoholism

Vol. 49, Issue No. 39, 27 Sep, 2014
Swapnil Dhanraj

The editorial “How Does One Deal with Drink?” (EPW, 20 September 2014) has correctly pointed out the fact that the demand for banning alcohol production often has emerged from socio-religious reform movements, working classes, rural poor, and lower castes and tribes.

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