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Modi, Madison and Media

Posted on Oct 1, 2014Apr 7, 2025 by Sankrant Sanu

Amid the mix of the cynical, the patronizing, the downright racist and the ebullient reporting from Madison Square Garden it is easy to miss the forest for the trees. Beyond the song,…

Love Jihad is more than just a Conspiracy Theory

Posted on Aug 31, 2014Oct 14, 2020 by Sankrant Sanu

The “Love Jihad” controversy has been generating more heat than light. NDTV’s Sreenivasan Jain weighed in with an analysis of rape numbers by community, without normalising for relative population sizes. While Rupa Subramanya critiqued the…

AAP survey shows leadership still trusted but little else

Posted on Jun 13, 2014Jun 13, 2014 by Sankrant Sanu

Sankrant.org surveyed AAP core volunteers, included people that were AAP candidates for the Lok Sabha elections. The results showed disappointment at the election results and uncertainty about the party’s future direction. However,…

The secular rapes of Badaun

Posted on Jun 7, 2014Apr 7, 2025 by Sankrant Sanu

There is a danger in turning incidental criminal acts into grand narratives about society. The New York Times made this point in cautioning against creating broad narratives of society based on the misogynistic murders…

Dead Peoples Tell No Tales

Posted on Apr 4, 2014Sep 16, 2020 by Sankrant Sanu

Locating Doniger in the discourse of power “I set out to grasp the mechanisms of the effective exercise of power; and I do this because those who are inserted in these relations…

The Land of Equality, Part III

Posted on Sep 18, 2006Oct 16, 2018 by Sankrant Sanu

The Land of Equality Part I The Land of Equality Part II I walked out of the university campus bewildered after meeting Prof. Ghasin. The country of Ladnam was clearly committed to…

Teaching Pluralism and Tolerance: Building on Our Own Traditions

Posted on Aug 29, 2003May 4, 2025 by Sankrant Sanu

This was first published in the print edition of Manushi journal, Issue no. 137 of 2003. “Aap Hindu ho ya Muslim?” (Are you a Hindu or a Muslim?) It was an innocent question asked by…

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