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#Bookreview – Muslims in Indian Cities

HASSAN JAVID Updated 2014-02-03 11:39:03 ONE of the foundational tropes of the official nationalist narrative in Pakistan, repeated in millions of textbooks and on thousands of screens every day, is that Partition was necessary to prevent the Muslims of the subcontinent… Continue Reading →

Why Islamic feminism is not a contradiction #bookreview

Reviewed by Shalini Rawat Islam: Gender Justice by Asghar Ali Engineer Gyan Publishing House. Pages 312. Rs 900  ASGHAR Ali Engineer, lovingly called ‘Dr Engineer,’ was a Bohra cleric’s son who tirelessly campaigned all his life against religious fundamentalism, intolerance and gender… Continue Reading →

#India – Bhagat Singh – The meditative revolutionary #Bookreview

 T. Ramakrishnan, The Hindu, Dec 23.2013 Special Arrangement UNDERSTANDING BHAGAT SINGH: Chaman Lal; Aakar Books, 28 E Pocket IV, Mayur Vihar Phase I, Delhi-110091. Rs. 550. An important work that throws light on the life & times of Bhagat Singh In… Continue Reading →

Jihad – In search of Prophetic Islam #bookreview

A. FAIZUR RAHMAN, The Hindu , Dec 23, 2013 Special ArrangementJIHAD AND OTHER ESSAYS: Asghar Ali Engineer; Pub. by The Book People, an imprint of Olive, East Nadakkavu, Kozhikode-673011. Rs. 595. Muslim orthodoxy has always claimed Islam to be one… Continue Reading →

Got His Gun – Lost His Legs, Arms and Penis #mustread #bookreview

Tuesday, 29 October 2013 09:30By David Swanson, War Is a Crime | Book Review Ann Jones’ new book, They Were Soldiers: How the Wounded Return from America’s Wars — The Untold Story, is devastating, and almost incomprehensibly so when one considers that virtually all of… Continue Reading →

Manu, FIaw-Giver- Gender, and their centrality in Ambedkar’s work #Bookreview

For equality Ambedkar tried a fundamental reform of Hindu personal laws, in vain REVIEW Manu, FIaw-Giver Matters of gender, and their centrality in Ambedkar’s work MARY E. JOHN AGAINST THE MADNESS OF MANU: B.R. AMBEDKAR’S WRITINGS ON BRAHMANICAL PATRIARCHY  SELECTED AND… Continue Reading →

Equality fight in an unequal world #Feminisn #bookreview #SundayReading

By Deepti Menon, New Indian Express 12th May 2013 12:00 AM Photos Protests by women fighting for their rights have been part of a long history of feminist struggle. Feminism is not being part of an organisation; rather it takes inspiration… Continue Reading →

Privatising the Commons #bookreview

EPW,Vol – XLVII No. 41, October 13, 2012 | Kannan Kasturi Communities, Commons and Corporations by Perspectives (New Delhi: Perspectives), 2012; pp 164, Rs 100. Kannan Kasturi ([email protected]) is an independent researcher and writes on public interest and policy. Several hundred million… Continue Reading →

The Story of Rationalist Movement in India #bookreview

  Review by Dilip Simeon   Disenchanting India: Organized Rationalism and Criticism of Religion in India-By Johannes Quack Oxford University Press, New York, 2012 ISBN 978-0-19-981260-8; 978-0-19-981262-2 (pbk) Review by Dilip Simeon, for H-Asia, a part of H-Net: http://www.h-net.org/ asia/ On March… Continue Reading →

Gloria Steinem- You can’t defeat caste, race or class without being a feminist #Sundayreading

By Bachi Karkaria, Mumbai Mirror | Feb 16, 2014, 12.00 AM IST Gloria Steinem with Bachi Karkaria at Jaipur Lit Fest 2014 Hot and cool (depending on which way you measure attitude) feminist icon Gloria Steinem discusses women, violence and the male ‘fix’… Continue Reading →

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