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A viral comedy show clip with the “₹370 biryani” remarks has now turned into a police case. What followed was called a “controversy.” It actually should be called a revelation. It is not coincidental that we are living through this biryani moment in a political climate where rape threats are a standard tool of silencing […]
The limits of legality and the transformation of production together point to a single conclusion: only through expanding forms of collective organisation across the value chain can the working class convert dispersed struggles into sustained class power. Sifar The implementation of India’s four Labour Codes marks a reorganisation of the relationship between capital, […]
The release of Umuri Majhi after 68 days in jail brings renewed attention to the struggle unfolding in the Sijimali hills of Kalahandi. Her experience reflects the hardships faced by Adivasi communities resisting bauxite mining and defending their land, forests, and livelihoods. Dwit David Philip Kumerdei Majhi, whose official name is Umuri Majhi […]
A massive turnout at Cockroach Janta Party’s ‘Gen-Z Protest’ against corruption and incompetence in India’s public education sector signals a changing of the guard in Indian public fora. The police-permitted peaceful protest took place within Jantar Mantar’s designated demonstration area, and was a one-of-a-kind, perhaps chaotic display of new age, spontaneous mobilisation made possible through […]
