Prakash Shah
Caste and The Irresponsibility of Intellectuals
It is more than two hundred years since the British spoke about India’s religion as ‘Hinduism’ and the social structure to which it gave rise ... Read More
Aetiology of Subversion: The Delhi Riots of 2020
Organised criminal networks will be drawing lessons from the Delhi conflagration but so must the Indian authorities. The international community, whose members have either remained ... Read More
Enduring religion in the Kashmir conflict
The Kashmir conflict gets a religious hue because of the dominating framework of secularized Christianity as well as the Islamic challenges to it. Both frameworks ... Read More
The Ineptitude of the Post-Colonials: A response to Dr. Shalini Sharma
If Edward Said is a post-colonial theorist, then, at best, we can say that Balagangadhara accepts only some of Said’s insights, while showing how they ... Read More
The British Caste Law: Reflections on the Role of Hindus
This article narrates the role played by UK Hindus in contesting the legislation on caste and attempts to draw out some lessons. Read More