Anita Tagore
Associate Professor, Delhi University
The author is an Associate Professor at Kalindi College, University of Delhi. She teaches political science and is a socio-legal researcher.
By Anita Tagore
Delhi is on SOS mode ever since the unfolding of the medical oxygen crisis in the second wave of the Covid pandemic.
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The bypolls were a litmus test for AAP to prove its political mettle as the best alternative in the MCD.
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The head-on fight between BJP and AAP is premised on the narrative of misgovernance in the MCD.
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Bihar could mend its image and emerge as a classic model by enforcing delivery on each promise it has beheld as electoral bait.
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The uneasiness is about the adverse impact of the farm laws on the livelihood prospects of the farmers amid the agrarian crisis in India.
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Rape as a symbol of impunity is an engaging question for all of us. It is important that the political elite bespeak caste-provoked rapes and bring it onto the agenda of the state.
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The decline of political institutions is a visible trend in our democracy. Intimidating tactics to circumscribe the power of councillors to a limited role is a sign of institutional decay.
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AAP has stood with the farmers’ cause since it came to power in Delhi. In the days to come, the party will strategise to contribute more critically to the injustice against peasants.
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The campaign imbibes a philanthropic goal of saving lives from the death spiral of Covid-19. At another level, it is a masterstroke to escalate the party's presence nationally.
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Congress has been in peaceful hibernation instead of seizing the day to reinvent itself. To rise like a phoenix, the grand old party has to once again win the faith of the masses.
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