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NEHA DABHADE

Neha Dabhade is a research scholar associated with Center for Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai. She wrote this paper for Secular Policy www.csss-isla.com

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Bridging Communal Divide: Initiatives of Peace Centres Solidarity Network

December 6, 2021

India in the Grip of Majoritarianism and Authoritarianism

Religious Conversions and Criminalisation in India — Neha Dabhade

Anti-Conversion Laws in India Incentivizing Criminalisation of Muslims?

The Misleading Ruse of Population Control: Case of Assam and Uttar Pradesh

Mob Lynching in 2020: Misleading Exception than a Norm

February 20, 2021

Communal Riots in 2020: Low Numbers Only A Deception

February 3, 2021

India Needs More of Love and Not Hatred: The Falsehood of...

November 20, 2020

Lord Ram and His Not Very Humble Abode — Neha Dabhade

August 5, 2020

Do All Lives Matter in India?

June 17, 2020

Salute to the Invisible Frontline Warriors Fighting Against Hunger — Neha...

May 6, 2020

Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019: The Fire That Consumes India

December 18, 2019

Asghar Ali Engineer Memorial Lecture: History Used to Legitimize Power by...

December 3, 2019

Majoritarianism Doesn’t Enhance Rights or Result in Material Benefits to Majority:...

November 22, 2019

RSS and Women Empowerment: A Masquerade

October 4, 2019

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