The Making and Unmaking of Domestic Workers in India: A conundrum of Data, Law and Policy – Aditi Yajnik
Introduction: Domestic Workers at the Margins of Labour Law Every year, Jantar Mantar becomes the centre of domestic worker mobilisations…
On Women, Artificial Intelligence and Its Real Consequences – Shimaila Mushtaq
AI has raised concerns and anxieties regarding loss of jobs, digital scams, data privacy, geopolitics, and even the potential to…
Understanding ‘Shame’ in the Judicial Process – Ankita Chatterjee
Introduction Judicial decisions are supposed to uphold objective fidelity to facts and legal doctrines. Emotions are supposed to be kept…
Eid Away from Home: Ritual, Identity, and the Experience of Distance – Sanjida Tamanna Oishee
The morning of Eid used to arrive before I even opened my eyes. It lived in the sounds, the quiet…
Do Social Studies Need Semantic Validation from the Natural Sciences?: Opinions and Questions – Niloy Pratim Kashyap
Some two years ago, I wrote an article for Doing Sociology, emphasising the need for a more rigorous critical lens…
Between the Toilet and the Field Lies a Story: Gender, Leisure, and Infrastructural Refusal in Rural Uttar Pradesh – Neelima
Introduction: Revisiting the Village, Rethinking the Toilet Over the past few years, I have had the opportunity to visit my…
Beyond Nehru and Patel: Sir Syed Saadulla’s Clause that Shaped Indian Democracy – Jeherul Bhuyan
In an era where India’s legislative bodies are frequently scrutinised for their functionality, the founding principles of their design demand…
Navigating Hard/ Soft Disciplinary Hierarchies Within Education: Everyday Encounters And Possibilities – Ritika Srivastava
I am a teacher engaged in integrated teacher education programs and interdisciplinary courses. These courses combine the foundation of education…
Rosa Luxemburg: Where Revolution in Theory and Practice Meets – Sankar Varma
Living at a time when imperialist forces swallow the majority of our being, how important it is to withhold our…