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How Hindutva Re-Engineered Indian Politics
In a discussion on the Bihar elections, Ali Javed & Asad Ashraf explores how India’s political landscape today is unified not by class or caste, but by anti-Muslim rhetoric.
Crisis of Secularism? Rethinking Politics in Bihar & India
This conversation delves into the complexities of Bihar's political landscape, examining the interplay between Hindutva and secular politics, the ethical dilemmas in political practices, and the critical need for Muslim representation. The speakers discuss the ideological crisis facing secularism…
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