There is a need to understand why JNU has become a target of the government for the past three years. Put simply, JNU has become a metaphor for this regime.
Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
Editor
As prime minister of a government facing initial threats of being under siege or getting beleaguered, Narendra Modi has chosen overconfidence and being in denial. That's why he said youth love the system and disagree anarchy, writes Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay.
In its election manifesto for the parliamentary polls, BJP affirmed commitment to the 'enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Bill' and to 'implement the NRC in a phased manner in other parts of the country.'
The public can be expected to become a mob driven by irrational rage. But it is the brief of Parliament and state legislatures to douse the social flame.
JNU has a tradition of participative decision-making process besides its free debate and access to university authorities.
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The demolition of the Babri Masjid was a criminal act. Yet, possession of the land, on which it was situated, has been awarded to a to-be-formed Hindu trust.
In a novel about Tagore and his female relatives and companions, the poet emerges as a fallible man
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