Articles by EPW Engage

In this episode, we speak to Amman Madan, Rama Sastry, and B Ramdas about educational change and social movements.

Since its inception, Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code, which punishes sedition, has been a tool in the hands of the state to curb criticism and dissent. It has been used by the colonial British government as well as by successive governments of independent India against political dissidents. */

Online education is inimical to inclusivity and access. While bridging the digital divide is imperative, a move towards online education is likely to dismantle the transformational potential of university spaces, and usher in a commodification of learning.

In this episode, we speak to Jean Dreze, Reetika Khera, Isabel Pimenta, and Prankur Gupta about food security in India.

The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union is indicative of not only its own narrow self-perception but also of the rise of an anti-immigration and racist stance put forth by right-wing groups. */ */