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Aryan Anand

Aryan Anand

Aryan Anand is pursuing an MA in English at the University of Delhi. His interests include literary and cultural theory, postcolonial studies, and their application in India. His work examines caste discourse, historiography, identity, and the politics of knowledge production, rethinking inherited intellectual frameworks.

Desire, Hierarchy, and Dehumanization: A Critique of Anti-Caste Imagination
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Desire, Hierarchy, and Dehumanization: A Critique of Anti-Caste Imagination

Aryan Anand- April 30, 2026

Image courtesy: The News Minute A few days ago, I came across a video in which a speaker associated with a contemporary anti-caste movement made ... Read More

Caste in Transition: Progress, Intellectual Pessimism, and the Limits of Binary Policy in Contemporary India
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Caste in Transition: Progress, Intellectual Pessimism, and the Limits of Binary Policy in Contemporary India

Aryan Anand- February 26, 2026

Image Courtesy: ChatGPT Few subjects in India provoke as much moral intensity as caste. It is invoked as an explanation for violence, inequality, humiliation, privilege, ... Read More