From the Small Town of Bijnor in Uttar Pradesh to Global Intellectual Currents
Megan Eaton Robb’s book Print & the Urdu Public chronicles the history of Muslims, newspapers and urban life in colonial India
ONE of my friends, Afroz Alam...
17 Years After Infamous Batla House Encounter, Justice Remains Elusive
The 2008 incident should be seen merely as a metaphor, a symbol of the ongoing adversities faced by Muslims as there has been an...
Report on Sambhal Violence: How Propaganda Poisons Public Perception
A FULL report of the three-member panel on the violence in Sambhal in the BJP-ruled state of Uttar Pradesh last November was submitted to...
AMU: Where Oppression, Injustice Thrive and Knowledge Suffers
The university’s stellar academic achievements mean little if its students cannot exercise their basic rights without fear
ALIGARH Muslim University (AMU), once a symbol of...
Mumbai Author, Who Spent 9 Years in Jail as Terror Suspect, Earns PhD
Mumbai-based writer Abdul Wahid Shaikh talks about his wrongful imprisonment, academic journey, prison literature, and the relentless struggle against injustice
ABDUL WAHID SHAIKH, a resident...