The obsession with grand projects that increase the likelihood of severe floods stems from a colonial mindset, says the geographer.

For fifty years we have enshrined him. We must now enfranchise him again.

The Khilafat movement of 1919 offers a century-old lesson in how religious symbols can mobilise democratic mass politics, provided they serve an inclusive political project rather than become ends in themselves.

A photo exhibition brings alive the power of the dissenting multitude during the Civil Disobedience Movement against colonial rule in 1930s Bombay.

The decision to drop the Gandhi assassination from the NCERT’s history textbook just cannot extinguish the Mahatma’s memory.

The political environment has changed and it is the youth who have changed it, not the established political parties. Only those who respond to these rumblings in society will prevail.