1:24Delhi’s Pollution Is No Accident
Delhi’s air didn’t become toxic by accident — it became profitable.
Cut from our documentaries, explainers and conversations. Each one links back to the full episode it came from.
1:24Delhi’s air didn’t become toxic by accident — it became profitable.
1:24Delhi’s air didn’t become toxic by accident — it became profitable.
1:24Delhi’s air didn’t become toxic by accident — it became profitable.
1:31The Shaheen Bagh sit-in was more than a protest. It fused constitutional morality with India’s lived, pluralist memory.
1:31The Shaheen Bagh sit-in was more than a protest. It fused constitutional morality with India’s lived, pluralist memory.
1:31The Shaheen Bagh sit-in was more than a protest. It fused constitutional morality with India’s lived, pluralist memory.
2:09“Reservation of the rich” — this sharp critique takes aim at India’s private medical college system, questioning whether merit still matters when money can buy admission.
2:09“Reservation of the rich” — this sharp critique takes aim at India’s private medical college system, questioning whether merit still matters when money can buy admission.
2:09“Reservation of the rich” — this sharp critique takes aim at India’s private medical college system, questioning whether merit still matters when money can buy admission.
0:44"The way you generated feeling for the nation was by finding an enemy within."
0:44"The way you generated feeling for the nation was by finding an enemy within."
0:44"The way you generated feeling for the nation was by finding an enemy within."
0:48“To understand today’s cities, we have to stop assuming they always existed like this.”
0:48“To understand today’s cities, we have to stop assuming they always existed like this.”
0:48“To understand today’s cities, we have to stop assuming they always existed like this.”
1:06“If you want to understand power, stop driving—and start walking.”
1:06“If you want to understand power, stop driving—and start walking.”
1:06“If you want to understand power, stop driving—and start walking.”
2:01Secularism in Europe was born from conflict through a majoritarian project.
2:01Secularism in Europe was born from conflict through a majoritarian project.
2:01Secularism in Europe was born from conflict through a majoritarian project.
0:58You can pass over entire communities without ever seeing them.
0:58You can pass over entire communities without ever seeing them.
0:58You can pass over entire communities without ever seeing them.
1:28Religion was deliberately pushed out of public life in modern age.
1:28Religion was deliberately pushed out of public life in modern age.
1:28Religion was deliberately pushed out of public life in modern age.
1:32“Some Flyovers in India are built so that people do not have to drive through Muslim neighbourhood”
1:32“Some Flyovers in India are built so that people do not have to drive through Muslim neighbourhood”
1:32“Some Flyovers in India are built so that people do not have to drive through Muslim neighbourhood”
1:51“Democracy now functions as government of corporations.”
1:51“Democracy now functions as government of corporations.”
1:51“Democracy now functions as government of corporations.”
2:21Segregation in Gujarat isn’t just social—it’s written into law.
2:21Segregation in Gujarat isn’t just social—it’s written into law.
2:21Segregation in Gujarat isn’t just social—it’s written into law.
2:19In conversation with Ali Javed, philosopher Hasan Spiker argues that the deepest Muslim crisis today is not political or legal, but ontological—living within someone else’s philosophy.
2:19In conversation with Ali Javed, philosopher Hasan Spiker argues that the deepest Muslim crisis today is not political or legal, but ontological—living within someone else’s philosophy.
2:19In conversation with Ali Javed, philosopher Hasan Spiker argues that the deepest Muslim crisis today is not political or legal, but ontological—living within someone else’s philosophy.
1:55“Collective punishment is not permissible — yet it is being carried out through demolition.”
1:55“Collective punishment is not permissible — yet it is being carried out through demolition.”
1:55“Collective punishment is not permissible — yet it is being carried out through demolition.”
1:53“Sanctions don’t just block trade — they make you blame your own government for your suffering.”
1:53“Sanctions don’t just block trade — they make you blame your own government for your suffering.”
1:53“Sanctions don’t just block trade — they make you blame your own government for your suffering.”
2:23“Stop calling it demolition. Call it what it is: Domicide.”
2:23“Stop calling it demolition. Call it what it is: Domicide.”
2:23“Stop calling it demolition. Call it what it is: Domicide.”