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Akash Raha

The author submitted his doctoral thesis in 2019 at JNU and his research interests are protest politics, education, and contemporary political issues. Akash was a research fellow at the University of Würzburg in Germany (2019), was a Charles Wallace fellow-in-residence at King’s College London (2018), and was a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Kansas (2013-14). He can be contacted at: akashraha@gmail.com
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The Indian Spring Against the Contentious CAA

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India lingers at the cusp of history wherein its moral compass searches the tipping point as several have been confirmed dead, hundreds lay injured...
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Post-Truth Politics: The Symptom, the Cause and the Way Forward

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Post-truth age, implicitly and explicitly, denotes the loss of truth, narrative and meaning. Thereafter, truth is merely a relic, an artifact, a notion, an...
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The Politics of Paradox in Indian Students’ Protests

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The recent student protests and student movements in India are fraught with myriad obstacles and yet, student movements have potentially altered the dynamics of...

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