Tag: south asia

  • Macauley ke Bache: On Our Relationship to Urdu

    Macauley ke Bache: On Our Relationship to Urdu

    The list of dead, white British men who lorded over the Subcontinent is long, but Thomas Macauley holds a special place among them. The archetypal British colonial administrator, Macauley was best known for his instrumental role in entrenching English into the cultural and epistemic life of the Subcontinent. In decreeing the supremacy of English as…

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  • Muslim Women versus the Hindutva Project

    Muslim Women versus the Hindutva Project

    Developed in light of various Dharm Sansads (religious conferences) organized in several Indian cities by Hindu religious leaders, who called upon Hindus to arm themselves for the wholesale massacre of Muslims. This is no recent development: the agenda for genocide has been gaining traction for a long time now. Most people mistakenly believe Hindu nationalism…

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