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A few days before the Bankipur by-election’s polling date , The AIDEM carried an essay by senior journalist Nalin Verma titled The Prashant Kishore Paradox.
True political and moral authority is rarely forged in isolation; it is tested and tempered through rigorous intellectual honesty and fierce accountability. Beyond the iconic
Every mass democratic movement creates its own political language. Sometimes it is articulated through slogans and speeches; at other times, it reveals itself in quieter
The year 2026 marks a century of mining in Chhattisgarh. In 1926, mining began at the Jhagrakhand colliery in the erstwhile princely state of Korea.
As traditional party structures fracture under institutional pressure, the recent, explosive triumph of the youth-led “Cockroach” movement offers a vital playbook. By synthesising Xenophon’s tactical
Three years after the violence, the government can account for relief camps, security gains and expenditure. But can it account for every conflict-affected child? Three
In recent times America’s trade policy has become a rolling emergency. Though struck down by the Supreme Court, Trump’s tariffs have returned through new legal
I do not know how many young leaders in today’s student protest movements have read Gene Sharp (1928–2018), the preeminent theorist of modern nonviolent resistance.
As the nationwide student movement gathers momentum and widens into a larger struggle for democratic rights and accountability, Kerala-based civil society collective Wake Up Keralam
Washington and Riyadh have signed a civilian nuclear cooperation pact that could let Saudi Arabia enrich uranium on its own soil. Announced this week and
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