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Why ‘Online’ Is Not the Way Forward in Education: A Reading List

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.

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Nightmares of an Agricultural Capitalist Economy

Vol. 51, Issue No. 18, 30 Apr, 2016

M S Selvaraj, Shankar Gopalakrishnan

This essay presents the findings of a detailed study, done in late 2014, of the conditions of tea estate workers in the Nilgiris District of Tamil Nadu. It attempts to place these findings in the context of larger debates over capitalist agriculture and current policy efforts to promote corporatisation and commercialisation of the sector.

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What Future for the Media in India?

Vol. 49, Issue No. 24, 14 Jun, 2014

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta

India’s largest company now controls India’s largest media conglomerate. India’s media could therefore well be perceived to henceforth be a little less independent or, for that matter, trustworthy.

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