The  ruling in Keshaw Mahto vs State of Bihar raises a difficult but necessary question: can caste humiliation be legally recognised if it does not announce itself in explicit words, but lives on ...

The interim order staying the UGC’s 2026 anti-discrimination guidelines has revived long-standing historical debates on merit ...

India’s constitutional vision of reservations was never meant to become a permanent battlefield between communities. It was designed as a bridge - a temporary corrective mechanism to ensure ...

National caste census has triggered a Bhumihar reckoning. The community in Bihar is waging a new battle for colonial-era ...

In the Indian education system, neo-casteism encompasses many forms of caste-based profiling, manipulation of nomenclature, ...

Omvedt first stepped onto Indian soil in 1963 on a Fulbright Fellowship, carrying the ideological fire of Berkeley's radical ...

Andre Béteille’s passing marks the end of an era in Indian sociology, but his influence will endure in classrooms, research, and public debate ...

The influencer shared a TikTok video of an Indian woman, reportedly named Kavya, who was seen celebrating with her family and ...

In an article titled “India shaping-up as model ‘swing state” (The Island 29.01.2026) Lynn Ockersz says, “Besides, this columnist would go so far as to describe India as a principal ‘Swing State.’ To ...

Spike Lee's epic historical drama sees Denzel Washington completely disappear into the role of Malcolm X. Based on The ...

John Singarayar reflects on the legacies of martyrs John de Britto and Graham Staines, arguing that the Indian Church's ...

India’s electoral system was born not from consensus but from coercion and compromise, a reality revisited by author and ...