The practice of rapid, executive-ordered demolitions of properties—colloquially termed “bulldozer justice”—has emerged as a contentious governance method that legal scholars and human rights advocates argue…

The use of executive demolitions as a tool of swift justice—colloquially termed “bulldozer justice”—has emerged as a governance flashpoint across South Asia, raising fundamental questions…

The use of bulldozers to demolish properties without due legal process has emerged as a contentious governance practice, raising fundamental questions about the balance between…

India’s delimitation exercises, which redraw electoral boundaries based on population data, rely on demographic science that systematically fails to capture the complexity of fertility patterns…

A Tamil literary work by author Jayakanthan examines the profound influence of cinema on political consciousness and social identity formation in South India, tracing how…

After four decades as one of South Asia’s most persistent armed movements, India’s Communist Party of India (Maoist) faction faces its most severe organizational crisis,…

A hierarchy of human grief governs the modern geopolitical order, determining whose deaths warrant international mourning and whose fade into administrative silence. From conflict zones…