Notes from a policy learner·Jul 1From Red Corridors to Red PocketsNotes from a Policy Learner — Day 2
Ramesh Sukumaran·May 2Why a Beef with Beef? — A Mallu ViewDisclaimer: This piece intends no disrespect or offence to any person, alive or dead, to any living being or non-living object, chicken…A response icon1A response icon1
Nikita Ahya·Apr 15Closing the Red Chapter:Why India’s Victory Over Naxalism Vindicates the Development-First Thesis
Sid·Mar 11For 60 Years, a Boy in Bastar Had Two Choices- the State That Ignored Him, or the Movement That…India is finally becoming the third option.
Mohineesh·Sep 5, 2025Why are we remembering Kallu Taati and Laxman Barse today?A response icon2A response icon2
Moon·Jul 15, 2025The Forgotten Song of The CommunistsPolitics has never really been quite in my radar but this is something I simply stumbled upon a few days ago and can’t stop thinking about…
Divya Negi·Feb 3, 2025The Sounds of Bastar’s Night SkyAfter a long, mentally exhausting working day, I am sitting in my room, a glass of warm milk in hand, and my nightly read open before me. I…
Amit Shankar·Apr 7, 2021Kill RedIf there is one man whose ideology has caused irreparable damage to this nation, more than Jawahar Lal’s, he is Gandhi. His conceited…
InDeepanker KaulbyDeepanker Kaul·Mar 12, 2020Hello Bastar — Book ReviewRahul Pandits’s Hello Bastar involves first-hand reporting of Maoist Naxal movement in India. Tracing the source and the growth of the…
Partho Chakrabartty·Aug 10, 2019In Nightmarch, a riveting and complex view of NaxalismThis is an unedited draft of the review published in The Wire. Presented here for those wanting to read a longer and more detail
