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Senior Journalist and author Nalin Verma’s fortnightly column in The AIDEM titled ‘Everything Under The Sun’ continues. As the title suggests this column addresses diverse
In this compact analysis about Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi’s Vote-Chori allegations, political observer Gaurav Tiwari brings up historical facets of electoral manipulations in India
September 13 marks the fifth anniversary of Umar Khalid’s arrest. In these five years in jail, Khalid has been waiting for both trial and bail.
Morality in politics is not an abstract virtue but a way of framing politics, argues American linguist George Lakoff in his seminal work, Moral Politics: How
Dr. Dontha Prasanth explores how caste continues to shape occupations, wealth, and education in India. He reveals the contradictions in land and wealth ownership, questions
The morning of September 9, 1947, did not dawn with the jubilant spirit of a newly independent nation. Instead, a heavy, disquieting silence hung over
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which was formed in 1925, is completing 100 years on October 2, 2025. Its politics has been Hindutva and it
I first met Sankarshan Thakur in Patna in the mid-eighties. He was then a handsome, young and enthusiastic reporter with Sunday, a magazine sold for
Sensational stories draw attention like birds circling a carcass, feeding a market where arithmetic—of views, clicks, and ratings—is the true currency. But it takes rare
“अगर हम उन लोगों की अभिव्यक्ति की स्वतंत्रता में विश्वास नहीं करते जिनसे हम घृणा करते हैं, तो हम उसमें बिल्कुल भी विश्वास नहीं करते।”
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