Ranjan Solomon
India’s Secular Promise at a Crossroads: Majoritarian Shift or Post-Colonial Makeover?
WHEN India adopted its constitution in 1950 under the guidance of Dr B R Ambedkar and Jawaharlal Nehru, it chose a path radically distinct...
Reversing the Pyramid of Governance – Placing People at the Summit
WHEN citizens lose faith in those who govern them, democracy begins to search for new language. Sometimes that language is found in the ballot...
When Hospitals Become Battlefields: The Death of International Law in Gaza
‘International law does not die in courtrooms. It dies when hospitals become battlefields and the wounded are denied even the right to survive’
A CHILD...
From Protest to Programme: Why India’s Youth Must Lead Democratic Transformation
The NEET movement must become the beginning of a new republic
EVERY generation inherits a defining political moment that compels it to decide whether it...
Beyond Track II: Why India, Pakistan Need a People’s Peace Process
Peace cannot be negotiated only across conference tables. Generals may prevent wars, and politicians may sign agreements, but only people can make peace endureFOR...