Third World Quarterly row: Why some western intellectuals are trying to debrutalise colonialism
byVijay Prashad explains why he resigned from the editorial board of the journal after it published an apologia for colonialism.
Vijay Prashad explains why he resigned from the editorial board of the journal after it published an apologia for colonialism.
After the Japanese invasion of Burma in World War II, thousands of Indians residing there became refugees.
India’s $620 billion defence budget is riddled with corruption and supply chain issues. Why can’t India make its own weapons?
India faces a crisis of agricultural productivity if it wants to feed the next billion. The Dutch model may be a solution.
In colonial India, household servants spoke a form of pidgin English as a common language. This survives as Butler English.
Demonetization stabbed India’s economic growth. GDP has crumbled and the unemployment rate is very high. Was it worth it?
In 1931, one rupee was worth 18 pennies. But today, a rupee will buy barely more than a penny. How has the rupee devalued?
Private armies want to handle Afghanistan’s security along the East India Company model. History warns against this.
The use (and abuse) of drugs is backed by many narratives. Not all are rooted in fact.
It has been 20 years of delay for the Women’s Reservation Bill. What can we do to have more women in Parliament?
Fake news has been around since the time of mythologies. The power of rumours has led to revolutions, riots and retweets.
Boko Haram, the dreaded Islamic terror outfit in West Africa is destabilizing the region. How can India help fight this menace?
With over 60 million child slaves, India’s growth story is void and meaningless till the problem is tackled head-on.
Bhutan is the location of a tense face-off between nuclear-armed neighbours. Why does India defend Bhutan against China?
India’s first Prime Minister, Nehru, made a promise to visit Israel. Six decades later, Modi is fulfilling that promise.