Then They Came for Me
The history of post-1947 India can be divided into two, one leading to the events of 25th May, 1967 in the Naxalbari village of North Bengal that sparked the Naxalbari...
Educate,Agitate,Organise
April 11th and 14th respectively mark the birth anniversaries of two of India’s most radical anti-caste thinkers: Jyotirao Phule and B.R. Ambedkar. Remembering them now is a necessity for all...
Lights, Camera, Propaganda: Disseminate Hate and Eliminate the Truth
Why do we watch films? For entertainment? To learn? To critique? Whenever there is criticism on how certain movies in their depiction or narratives are oppressive to a certain group...
The Bureaucratization of Gender in Ramrajya Through the Trans Act 2026
Existing as a visibly trans person in this country has never been easy. During British colonial rule, eunuchs (an outmoded term for hijra, kinnar, intersex people, feminine men, and gay...
Lenin is Young Again!
On 8th March 1887, five Russian students who were running a secret revolutionary study circle at St. Petersburg University were hanged by the Tsarist regime. The leader of the group,...
Oppose the Imperialist US-Israel Aggression on Iran
Iran has been under attack by the imperialist US-Israel axis, not merely since 28th February of this year, but for over seven decades. This hostility did not emerge from some...
The Soviet Red Resistance to the Fascist Offensive
Emergence of Fascism in Europe Post-First World War Europe witnessed two starkly opposite phenomena: the glorious Russian Revolution, which established the first workers' state in the Soviet Union, and the...
Beyond Martyrdom: A Radical Reading of Bhagat Singh
On 28th March, Inquilab: An Evening of Resistance was organised by All India Students’ Association and Spark*, in Bengaluru to commemorate the martyrdom of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru. It...
On the Karnataka Education Budget 2026-27
The Karnataka state budget for the financial year 2026-27 was presented by CM Siddaramaiah on March 6th, 2026 with a total outlay of around Rs. 4.49 lakh crore. Out of...
The Need for a Rohith Act
Caste discrimination in India’s higher education system is structural, persistent, and often invisible. Behind the facade of meritocracy lies a deeply unequal reality where students from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled...