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Yamini Aiyar
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What’s at stake this election? Not your mangalsutra, but India’s future direction
As the election cycle moves forward, we will have to see if our democracy is robust enough to rise to this challenge and wrest the debate on inequality and redistribution from fearmongering, bigotry and divisiveness.
27 April 2024, 20:44 IST
What’s at stake this election? Not your mangalsutra, but India’s future direction
27 April 2024, 20:44 IST
On evidence, policy-making, and critiquing it in a polarised polity
I chose to work in the arena of public policy driven largely by a personal commitment (the naivety of youth!) to the goal of social justice and a desire to be part of the process of radical social transformation that as a young adult in the late 1990s, I was witness to.
30 March 2024, 21:20 IST
On evidence, policy-making, and critiquing it in a polarised polity
30 March 2024, 21:20 IST
The Pareeksha Pe Charcha that we need to have urgently
The deep failures of our school education system are well-known. According to the New Education Policy (NEP), 2020, an estimated five crore students enrolled in primary schools had not attained foundational literacy and numeracy, i.e., the ability to read and comprehend basic text and the ability to carry out basic addition and subtraction.
02 March 2024, 21:25 IST
The Pareeksha Pe Charcha that we need to have urgently
02 March 2024, 21:25 IST
In defence of secularism, in a time of majoritarian triumphalism
I believe, secularism remains central to the constitutional “idea of India”. It is an ideal we must reclaim and restore for the sake of our society, for the sake of our democracy.
03 February 2024, 23:40 IST
In defence of secularism, in a time of majoritarian triumphalism
03 February 2024, 23:40 IST
We need a politics of North-South accommodation, not divide
India cannot afford a North-South divide. It needs a politics of North-South accommodation, partnership, and a celebration of diversity. The consequences of not doing so are too dangerous to contemplate.
09 December 2023, 19:29 IST
We need a politics of North-South accommodation, not divide
09 December 2023, 19:29 IST
In the GARP of clearing the air, polluted policy serves elites, political ends
The government is as busy as policy wonks. Last minute scramble. Incomprehensible (for the Aam Aadmi) GRAP measures in place. Smog guns, smog machines, sprinklers, bans on all kinds of activity.
11 November 2023, 18:54 IST
In the GARP of clearing the air, polluted policy serves elites, political ends
11 November 2023, 18:54 IST
Can Mandal 2.0 effectively counter personalised Welfarism?
Gov-Shastra
14 October 2023, 19:56 IST
Can Mandal 2.0 effectively counter personalised Welfarism?
14 October 2023, 19:56 IST
In the name of efficiency, the ‘One Nation’ project devalues democracy
‘One-ness’, by definition, is about singularity and centralisation. And it is no secret that the BJP’s ideology privileges a singular, unitary conception of the Indian identity.
16 September 2023, 23:31 IST
In the name of efficiency, the ‘One Nation’ project devalues democracy
16 September 2023, 23:31 IST
Comfortably numb? Of violence, State and society
Like most right-thinking citizens, I too have been left numb by the horrific video clips from Manipur that went viral a few days ago.
22 July 2023, 19:48 IST
Comfortably numb? Of violence, State and society
22 July 2023, 19:48 IST
Unbearable lightness of being the State
The State is, and will, remain for the conceivable future, given the trajectory of our economy, the primary vehicle of empowerment, of dignity and status
27 May 2023, 21:09 IST
Unbearable lightness of being the State
27 May 2023, 21:09 IST
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