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Historic Funeral in Iran: What It Means for West Asia and the World
Iran is witnessing a funeral procession of historic proportions—an event that many believe has no parallel in modern history. In this special conversation, senior journalist Bushra Khanum speaks with Akif Zaidi, an Islamic scholar and Indian researcher based in Iran, to understand the significanc…
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In the first episode of Emerging Perspectives, Sania Ismailee joins Wardah Beg for a conversation about the philosophical questions that lie beneath India’s debate on the Uniform Civil Code. For eight years, through her PhD research, Sania examined the UCC through the questions of secularism and …
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“The Biggest Challenge Facing the Judiciary Today Is Fear” | Justice Iqbal Ahmed Ansari
How independent is the judiciary in India today? And what happens when citizens begin to lose confidence in the institutions meant to protect their rights?
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Why Has Indian Cinema Struggled to Create Dalit Heroes? | Prof. Harish S. Wankhede
In this conversation, Dr. Harish S. Wankhede joins Ali Javed to examine the political and cultural legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the evolution of the Dalit movement. They discuss how Ambedkar imagined Dalits as political subjects at a time when they were denied even basic human dignity, and how…
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