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International Affairs, Migrations
Assam, India’s Disturbing “Muslim-Free” Laboratory
Maria Tavernini 18 October 2019

As Kashmir simmers under military siege, ruling BJP are experiencing a different, bureaucratic way to crack down on unwanted religious minorities. Turning towards red-handed violation of Indian Constitution’s secular spirit.
Philosophy, Religion
A Multiple Belonging: Recovering Gandhi’s Religious Vision
Rajeer Bhargava 4 October 2019

Gandhi’s religious vision encouraged multiple attachments, multiple belongings, and multiple religious identities. Is it not time that we challenge the idea of religion as an exclusive monolith.
International Affairs
Kashmir Simmers Under India’s Siege
Maria Tavernini 28 August 2019

Kashmir has been buried under a thick silence. Local newspapers’ websites were last updated on August 4th while reporters had to transport their articles and photos out of the state on USBs, and many got their footages deleted. The government claims everything is under control and going back to “normal”, while pharmacies are running out of medicines due to the curfew and ban on movements.
International Affairs
Looking for a “Different” India: the Congress’ Dilemmas After Rahul Gandhi
Maria Tavernini 31 July 2019

Two months after Rahul Gandhi first offered to resign, the Indian National Congress is still staring at political uncertainty. After a second, humiliating defeat in general elections, the party desperately needs a new strategy, narrative, and leader.
International Affairs
Narendra Modi’s Win: India is Looking for the “Strongman”
Maria Tavernini 3 June 2019

India is becoming an increasingly dangerous and inhospitable place for its minorities and is drifting away from the secular character its founding fathers fought for is no longer in doubt. This is something Modi himself must realize.
Society, Sociology
The “Others” of India: A Story of Violence against Minorities
Maria Tavernini 3 May 2019

The number of incidents of communal violence in India increased between 2014 and 2017. What causes lie behind such clashes and what solution to tame further social tensions?
International Affairs
India Election 2019: A Referendum on Narendra Modi
Maria Tavernini 2 April 2019

The world’s largest democracy is getting ready for the parliamentary elections, and Indian parties are planning their next political campaign moves.
International Affairs
Brief History of the India-Pakistan Conflict over Kashmir
Maria Tavernini 1 March 2019

The recent military escalation reflects the underlying dynamics of the never-ending Kashmir conflict.
International Affairs
Towards the Elections in India, the Road of Secularism is still Long
Mujibur Rehman 24 January 2019

The electoral defeat of the BJP does not mark the end of Hindu nationalism as such, not even its retreat
International Affairs
Can anybody challenge BJP’s grip on India?
Mujibur Rehman 28 December 2018

At a national executive meeting in New Delhi last September the president of the Bharatiya Janata Party Amit Shah said that the party would remain in power for the next 50 years if it won the 2019 general election. Was he just dreaming?