Amidst legal and political battles against the new Waqf Act, violent protests by a section of Muslims in Murshidabad sharpen societal polarisation
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In the spring of 2025, Chamar community members in over two dozen villages in Bengal are calling out untouchability
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The socio-political differences between India라이브 바카라 north and south may have reduced with decades of assimilation but Hindu nationalist politics is reviving the north-south conflict by undermining federalist principles바카라 웹사이트
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Over the centuries, the global order has shifted at regular intervals. With the rise of Third World powers, the post-Cold War US hegemony may have to face consequences
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The obvious global rise in pilgrimage and religious tourism is driven not just the growing religiosity across societies, but also choices made by governments on the kind of infrastructure to develop. This trend has the backing of a market-driven push for commodification of faith and the Right-wing strategy of religion-based mass mobilisation
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Since February 2014, the Refugee vs. Infiltrator Binary Has Polarised Large Parts of India
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The conflict between linguistic-cultural and religious identities has kept Bangladesh sharply polarised for decades바카라 웹사이트 바카라 웹사이트
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The Western notion of geoculturally looking at the world through the prism of the Oriental-Occidental binary is flawed but continues nonetheless
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In February 1983, around 1800 Bengali-speaking Muslims were killed in Nellie, Assam, in one of the bloodiest massacres in post-Independence India
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Six months after the fall of PM Hasina라이브 바카라 authoritarian regime, Yunus govt라이브 바카라 failure over law and order leaves Bangladesh gasping바카라 웹사이트
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