Brinda Karat
Brinda Karat
Brinda Karat is one of India’s most prominent communist leaders. She is among the founders of the All India Democratic Women’s Association, and a former member of the Rajya Sabha. She is a member of the Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).
- An Education for RitaINR 350
August 1975. The Emergency is barely two months old. A group of communists meet at night in a small room in Kamla Nagar in north Delhi. They sit on the floor around a flickering oil lamp. Thirteen ...
- रीता ने जो सीखाINR 295
अगस्त 1975, आपातकाल लागू हुए बस दो महीने बीते थे। एक रात उत्तरी दिल्ली के कमला ...
- Reform or RevolutionINR 195
German Socialism in the late 19th century was torn on this question, with Eduard Bernstein the influential advocate for the centrality of reforms. This view was known as “revisionism ” — — ...
- Reform or RevolutionINR 156
German Socialism in the late 19th century was torn on this question, with Eduard Bernstein the influential advocate for the centrality of reforms. This view was known as “revisionism ” — — ...
- Delhi's AgonyINR 185
There was terrible violence in North East Delhi in the last days of February 2020. Fifty-four people were killed, many were wounded, and a large number of people lost their livelihoods. No one deni...
Suman Rimal Gautam
Suman Rimal Gautam is a water resources specialist at an international development consulting firm based in Washington, DC.
Vulli Dhanaraju
Vulli Dhanaraju is an assistant professor in the Department of History, Assam University. He is the editor of several books including Debating Tribal Identity: Past and Present (2015) and Voice of
Ashoka Gupta
The former president of the All India Women's Conference (AIWC), a premier organization for women, Ashoka Gupta (November 1912 - 8 July 2008) has spent over fifty years in social work.
Angus Maddison
N/AMargaret Mead
N/APratheek Thomas
N/ANeloufer De Mel
Neloufer de Mel is Professor of English at the Department of English, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka. She is the author of Women and the Nation's Narrative: Gender and Nationalism in 20th Century