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Harsh Mander
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Chronicle of an acquittal foretoldSubscriber Only
August 27, 2019 00:55 IST
Pehlu Khan verdict underlines subversion of justice by police and bureaucracy.
Tue, Aug 27, 2019
The spectre of foreignnessSubscriber Only
June 25, 2019 01:40 IST
Extending the concept of foreigners tribunals from Assam to rest of India will result in an upheaval that will stir memories of Partition.
Tue, Jun 25, 2019
Over five years, BJP has consistently sought to marginalise MuslimsSubscriber Only
May 04, 2019 01:50 IST
The 2014 general elections were crafted by the BJP to render India’s Muslims politically irrelevant by welding disadvantaged Hindu castes with privileged castes— and in India’s Northeast even with Christians — against the constructed common enemy, India’s Muslims.
Sat, May 04, 2019
Why income transfers are not enoughSubscriber Only
April 12, 2019 00:12 IST
An urban employment guarantee programme is an idea whose time has come.
Fri, Apr 12, 2019
No shortcuts to income guaranteeSubscriber Only
February 15, 2019 00:05 IST
Rahul Gandhi’s proposed scheme will do more harm than good if it comes at the cost of existing subsidies for the poor.
Fri, Feb 15, 2019
People no country wantsSubscriber Only
January 02, 2019 01:20 IST
Assam is sitting on a volcano of suffering and conflict. On test is the mettle of India’s democracy.
Wed, Jan 02, 2019
Speak up, actSubscriber Only
December 17, 2018 00:30 IST
Strategic silences won’t help Congress lead the idea of India towards safer shores.
Mon, Dec 17, 2018
The uncaring stateSubscriber Only
October 10, 2018 00:20 IST
In Jharkhand, over the past year, the police rarely reached out to protect or support victims of the lynch mobs.
Wed, Oct 10, 2018
The mob that hatesSubscriber Only
July 19, 2018 00:07 IST
A law for lynching isn’t enough. It recurs due to climate of impunity, political encouragement.
Thu, Jul 19, 2018
Returning to HapurSubscriber Only
July 04, 2018 01:22 IST
Hatred against minorities is rising across the world. But India offers an exceptional impunity for bigotry.
Wed, Jul 04, 2018
Terms of forgivenessSubscriber Only
June 14, 2018 00:36 IST
Individuals like Mariam Khatoon, Yashpal Saxena and Imam Rashidi show the way to a more humane society
Thu, Jun 14, 2018
Pehlu Khan, one year laterSubscriber Only
April 21, 2018 01:22 IST
His family has found no justice, his community is still under siege
Sat, Apr 21, 2018
Our threatened humanitySubscriber Only
April 10, 2018 00:29 IST
Harsh Mander: India has never been as divided since Partition, and new partitions are being constructed each day in our hearts.
Tue, Apr 10, 2018
Sonia, sadlySubscriber Only
March 17, 2018 00:06 IST
Sonia Gandhi's fear that the Congress is being perceived as a Muslim party completes the community’s abandonment
Sat, Mar 24, 2018
A crime of hate, a journey of loveSubscriber Only
March 01, 2018 00:06 IST
In the wake of Afrazul’s murder, revisiting the fear that lingers for those who, like him, travelled far away from their homes to provide for loved ones.
Thu, Mar 01, 2018
It’s not about one Ram templeSubscriber Only
December 07, 2017 00:45 IST
The campaign to demolish the Babri Masjid had a sub-text: Muslims should know their place, that of second-class citizens.
Thu, Dec 07, 2017
Through a caravan, darklySubscriber Only
November 11, 2017 01:13 IST
In its journey to the sites of lynchings across states, the Karwan-e-Mohabbat found a stark waning of compassion and solidarity
Sat, Nov 11, 2017
Usman Ansari, like Mohammad AkhlaqSubscriber Only
September 20, 2017 01:23 IST
Across the country, chilling replays of Dadri. And a long way to go before love or justice can prevail.
Wed, Sep 20, 2017
An antidote to hateSubscriber Only
August 01, 2017 00:30 IST
India has witnessed hate attacks in the past. What is new is the frequency and the normalisation of this lynching, in a growing aggressively majoritarian political and social environment.
Tue, Aug 01, 2017
Junaid, my sonSubscriber Only
July 01, 2017 01:32 IST
So was he to those who travelled with him on the train that day. Yet they left him to die
Sat, Jul 01, 2017
Depriving JNUSubscriber Only
April 22, 2017 01:39 IST
More, not less, public money must be spent on inclusive education that encourages independent thinking
Sat, Apr 22, 2017
Spring is far behindSubscriber Only
March 11, 2017 00:08 IST
Government resolve to continue to use pellet guns against protesters in Kashmir is deeply troubling.
Sat, Mar 11, 2017
Unlike AmericaSubscriber Only
February 18, 2017 00:00 IST
In India, voices of public protest against hate-mongering targeting Muslims have been far too muted and infrequent
Sat, Feb 18, 2017
Crisis of cashlessnessSubscriber Only
December 24, 2016 00:48 IST
Demonetisation is hurting rural India, drying up wages, household supplies and food
Sat, Dec 24, 2016
Hardest hit, most invisibleSubscriber Only
November 29, 2016 00:10 IST
Distress brought about by demonetisation is most for those who struggle each day to find poorly-paid work.
Tue, Nov 29, 2016Journalism of Courage
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