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Postcolonialism
Postcolonialism
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Published 29.10.19
Viewing forests as a revenue source: colonial hangover
Much like the colonial administration, the Indian State continues to perceive forests as a source of revenue...
By The Editorial Board
Opinion
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Published 16.10.19
Gandhi, the resurrected saint
Gandhi’s legacy is beginning to make sense in a violent West Bengal...
By Swapan Dasgupta
Opinion
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Published 11.09.19
How remorse could be made more meaningful
Can atonement truly compensate for the losses — moral, cultural and economic — suffered by the subjects of an imperium?...
By The Editorial Board
Opinion
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Published 06.09.19
Migration in a post-democratic world
It is worth noting that India sends out more migrants into the world than any other country...
By G.N. Devy
Opinion
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Published 19.08.19
Tokyo-Seoul tiff is not really about trade
Like Trump’s trade war, the Japan-South Korea clash threatens to destabilize both East Asian security and the global market...
By Gwynne Dyer
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Published 25.07.19
Decolonizing the language of the courtroom
Courtroom etiquette need not be divorced from the idea of equality, which is a fundamental right enshrined in the Constitution...
By The Editorial Board
Opinion
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Published 08.10.18
The national sartorial disaster
More than 70 years after Independence, we have not been able to discard the colonialism in our wardrobes...
By Soumitra Das
Opinion
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Published 12.06.19
Why anti-colonial nationalism matters today
Hindutva ‘nationalism’ is a throwback to European nationalism of the last couple of centuries...
By Prabhat Patnaik
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Published 05.10.18
Relics of a past that was never ours
Racism is built into the English language. Can Asians who are deeply involved with it escape the perils of its embrace?...
By Sunanda K. Datta-Ray
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Published 20.09.18
Calcutta's rules of falling: old crumbles, new towers
First, a snazzy wall comes up around a crumbling house. Then a board with a name that sounds English, but free from its tyranny, a triumph of postcolonialism...
By Chandrima S. Bhattacharya in Calcutta
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