Benjamin Zachariah
Benjamin Zachariah is a historian at the University of Trier, Germany, and author of several books, including 'Nehru'and 'Playing the Nation Game'.
By Benjamin Zachariah
Backroom parlour tricks by now mostly irrelevant CPI(M) leaders is something Indian democracy can certainly live without.
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EU law was, as in so many other contexts, a convenient scapegoat.
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It seems the government has appointed a fifth column within the administration to wage its war with the students.
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Why should one state contain one nationalism, and not, instead, contending visions of society, state and nation?
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The ball may not swing, but Virat Hindus will continue to bat as if they were still playing in the IPL.
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Critical attention to neither history and culture, nor social justice was on the agenda that India and Germany discussed recently.
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In a resource-constrained country, we have been always aware that scholarly independence was always more imagined than real.
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In a neoliberal world in which students see themselves as buying their degrees, no one wants to rock the boat, as questioning the institution would devalue the degree itself.
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