The Class Struggle in Environmentalism
On June 5th, students from All India Students Association (AISA) held a flash demonstration at Lal Bagh on the occasion of World Environment Day. They highlighted key environmental issues in...
Who Encroached on Whom?
In India, we have often come across success stories of how several recognised restaurant chains first started as humble roadside stalls or as street food carts. These stories celebrate individuals...
Fertile Lands for a Sterile Project: Report on Bidadi AI City
On 12th March 2025, the Greater Bengaluru Development Authority (GBDA) sent preliminary notices of land acquisition to the farmers of Ramanagara district to build a Greater Bengaluru Industrial Township (GBIT),...
A Cage in Search of a Bird: Paper Leaks and Crisis of India’s Education System
NEET-UG 2026 paper leak once again exposed the deep crisis of India’s examination system. Nearly 23 lakh students appeared for the NEET examination, which is the gateway to medical colleges...
The Nicobar Project: Genocide Disguised as Development
The Andaman & Nicobar (A&N) islands are home to multiple indigenous communities that have lived there for centuries. Some communities have particularly small populations and are isolated from the rest...
From Hitler, Hearst to Harvard: The Hoax of the Holodomor
Anti-communists, bourgeois historians, and fascist propagandists have long used various myths and distortions to malign the achievements of the great Soviet people during the period of socialist construction under the...
Campus Democracy Returns: Karnataka’s Long-Overdue Reckoning with Student Politics
After 37 years of enforced silence, Karnataka's college campuses may soon hear something unfamiliar: the noise of student elections. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced in the 2026–27 State Budget the plan...
On Bengaluru Floods, its Cause and Effect
The recent deaths during the Bengaluru rains once again exposed the brutal reality of urban flooding in India’s ‘Silicon Valley’. In April 2026, heavy rains led to the collapse of...
ABVP Strikes Again!
On May 4th, a group of people belonging to ABVP violently disrupted a final theatre performance at the department of theatre arts GB hall, University of Hyderabad, leaving several students...
No Pride in Capitalism
That time of the year is here- Pride Month. Spectacles, performances, and marches of ‘remembering’ and ‘strengthening solidarity’ among the queer communities and allies. Once rooted in collective resistance against...