Politics through advocacy of Food Habits
An analysis of how food habits, vegetarianism and non-vegetarianism have become part of political and cultural debates in India, including their impact on religious diversity and social harmony.
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Mohan Bhagwat in Madison Square: Politics of hate and Mask of inclusiveness
Examines Mohan Bhagwat’s Madison Square speech, contrasting claims of inclusiveness with documented patterns of hate politics and rising intolerance in India.
Wither Democracy: Post Jantar Mantar India
Ram Puniyani examines India’s post-Jantar Mantar political climate, focusing on democracy, human rights, public protests, constitutional values, secularism and the challenges facing democratic institutions.
Looking Forward to 80th Independence Day: Whither Democracy!
Ram Puniyani reflects on India’s 80th Independence Day, democracy, constitutional values, secularism, equality, fraternity, and the struggle to protect democratic ideals.
Religious Festivals: New Ground for Spreading Communal Hate
A critical look at how religious festivals, from Eid-ul-Adha to Ram Navami and Kanwar Yatra, are increasingly becoming flashpoints for communal tension in India, raising concerns about social harmony, constitutional values, and fraternity.
New Pretext for Orchestrating Communal Violence
Analysis by Ram Puniyani on rising communal violence in India, with focus on the “I Love Mohammad” slogan and its misuse for political polarization.