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KAFILA – COLLECTIVE EXPLORATIONS SINCE 2006

The Day the Colloquium Fell Silent – Bureaucratic Diktat and the Fate of Thought: S. M. Faizan Ahmed
A Shadowed Present and the Onus of Thought – Remarks, Non-Polemical or Otherwise: Sasheej Hegde
We Will Fight, We Will Win: ASHA Workers Vow to Continue the Protest
Is Kerala a Destitute-free State or Extreme Poverty-free State?
Countering Propaganda against the ASHA Workers’ Struggle in Kerala: A Response by Anamika A. and others
Left, Right, Left – Notes on Radical Post/De-Coloniality: Gita Chadha
Rising international Student migration from India: ‘Mad rush’ or reflection of the domestic labour market situation? : Shraddha Jain
Do not Steal Our Voices, Mr Vijayan! The ASHA Workers’ March to the Chief Minister’s Residence
When Decolonisation turns Inward – On the Dangers of Methodological Nationalism: Sabah Siddiqui
Rotting Civil Society, Mounting Insecurity: Understanding Hijabophobia in Kerala

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KAFILA – COLLECTIVE EXPLORATIONS SINCE 2006

The Day the Colloquium Fell Silent – Bureaucratic Diktat and the Fate of Thought: S. M. Faizan Ahmed
A Shadowed Present and the Onus of Thought – Remarks, Non-Polemical or Otherwise: Sasheej Hegde
We Will Fight, We Will Win: ASHA Workers Vow to Continue the Protest
Is Kerala a Destitute-free State or Extreme Poverty-free State?
Countering Propaganda against the ASHA Workers’ Struggle in Kerala: A Response by Anamika A. and others
Left, Right, Left – Notes on Radical Post/De-Coloniality: Gita Chadha
Rising international Student migration from India: ‘Mad rush’ or reflection of the domestic labour market situation? : Shraddha Jain
Do not Steal Our Voices, Mr Vijayan! The ASHA Workers’ March to the Chief Minister’s Residence
When Decolonisation turns Inward – On the Dangers of Methodological Nationalism: Sabah Siddiqui
Rotting Civil Society, Mounting Insecurity: Understanding Hijabophobia in Kerala

KAFILA – COLLECTIVE EXPLORATIONS SINCE 2006

The Day the Colloquium Fell Silent – Bureaucratic Diktat and the Fate of Thought: S. M. Faizan Ahmed
A Shadowed Present and the Onus of Thought – Remarks, Non-Polemical or Otherwise: Sasheej Hegde
We Will Fight, We Will Win: ASHA Workers Vow to Continue the Protest
Is Kerala a Destitute-free State or Extreme Poverty-free State?
Countering Propaganda against the ASHA Workers’ Struggle in Kerala: A Response by Anamika A. and others
Left, Right, Left – Notes on Radical Post/De-Coloniality: Gita Chadha
Rising international Student migration from India: ‘Mad rush’ or reflection of the domestic labour market situation? : Shraddha Jain
Do not Steal Our Voices, Mr Vijayan! The ASHA Workers’ March to the Chief Minister’s Residence
When Decolonisation turns Inward – On the Dangers of Methodological Nationalism: Sabah Siddiqui
Rotting Civil Society, Mounting Insecurity: Understanding Hijabophobia in Kerala

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