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This article is part of The AIDEM – Ear to the Ground series, which brings forward grounded reportage and reflective writing from lived contexts across
This article is part of The AIDEM – Ear to the Ground series, which brings forward grounded reportage and reflective writing from lived contexts across
The political campaign to ban beef slaughter in India is described by its supporters as the protection of a sacred animal. What it actually protects
Once dismissed by his father as “useless,” Rajendra Singh proved to be anything but. As India’s rivers suffocated under pollution and drought, a thirty-year-old Singh
One hundred and forty years ago on May 1, a workers’ protest for an eight-hour workday held in Chicago’s Haymarket Square ended in a deadly
Part of The AIDEM,s Gandhian Economics series—this piece reimagines development through the lens of self-reliance, dignity of labour, and community knowledge. Balasubramaniam Muthusamy explores how
In the early 2000, a thirty-one-storey apartment tower rose along the seafront in Colaba, the old colonial quarter of Mumbai that has always belonged to
The conventional wisdom about large-scale social programs—whether they originate in government ministries or corporate boardrooms, is that they begin with resources. You need capital, technology,
How India celebrated a GDP title it never quite held and why the number that matters most never makes it into a speech. When ‘The
Thakurdas Bang was a freedom fighter, an economist, and one of those men whose biography seems impossibly interwoven with the story of a young nation.
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