NRC – Itisaras

The Bigoted Godman

October 13, 2020October 13, 2020 Editor 3 Comments Agra religion, Ala-ud-din Lodi, attacks, Babur, Britishers, CAA, citizens, conquest, court, Daulat-khan-Lodi, debate, Delhi, delhi sultanate, democratic, elections, followers, forgiveness, Gautam Buddha, Genghis Khan, God, governors, Humayun, Ibrahim Lodi, ideologies, Isha Foundation, judicial review, left, legacy, Lodi dynasty, Mughals, mythical, Noble Truths, NRC, peace, philosophy, policy decision, Power, prejudices, Prime Time, Rajput, Rama, Rana Sanga, right wing, righteousness, Sadhguru, slaughter, Social Media, spiritual guru, Supreme Court, territory, Timur, tolerance

The dynamics of this world has witnessed umpteen number of movements, change makers, and the human force willing to bring that change. But, as an individual it is our duty to make an informed choice. What to believe and whom to follow is on us. More often than not realities turn to be illusionary but one can always make a way out of it.

Polity

Assamese Nationalism and the Project of Enclosing History

April 21, 2020April 22, 2020 Editor 1 Comment Asomiya, Assam, Assam Accord, Assamese, Bangladesh, Bengal, Bengalis, Britain, Culture, Government, groups, historiographic, historiography, History, identity, illegal, linguistic, Memorandum, migrants, minorities, Miyahs, Muslims, National Register of Citizens, nationalist, Nellie Massacre, NRC, Pakistan, past, Postcolonial, present, social groups, Society

In the midst of an outbreak of violence all across India over CAA and NRC, one often fails to ignore the intricacies linked with the history of each region, especially that of Assam which initiate a different debate altogether. Don’t we all then agree that a rich understanding can only be achieved when these regional intricacies which form the collective, are together analyzed?